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The combined use of EFS, GPX2, and SPRR1A expression could distinguish favorable from poor clinical outcome among epithelial‐like head and neck carcinoma subtypes

Background We aimed at identifying molecular markers predictive of clinical outcome in patients with head and neck cancer based on the expression profile of cells showing epithelial‐like (EL) or mesenchymal‐like (ML) phenotypes. Materials and methods We analyzed the association between EL and ML cel...

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Published in:Head & neck 2019-06, Vol.41 (6), p.1830-1845
Main Authors: Pavón, Miguel Angel, Arroyo‐Solera, Irene, León, Xavier, Téllez‐Gabriel, Marta, Virós, David, Gallardo, Alberto, Céspedes, Maria Virtudes, Casanova, Isolda, Lopez‐Pousa, Antonio, Barnadas, Agustí, Quer, Miquel, Mangues, Ramón
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description Background We aimed at identifying molecular markers predictive of clinical outcome in patients with head and neck cancer based on the expression profile of cells showing epithelial‐like (EL) or mesenchymal‐like (ML) phenotypes. Materials and methods We analyzed the association between EL and ML cells and migration, drug resistance, or tumor growth. The differential gene expression profile between cell types was used to build a model to stratify patients according to survival. Results EL cells were sensitive to cisplatin and cetuximab, showed low migration, and generated squamous differentiated tumors in mouse. A differential 93‐gene expression signature between ML and EL cells was used to build a three‐gene (EFS, GPX2, and SPRR1A) survival model by analyzing the RNA‐seq data of the TCGA‐HNSC project. Its prognostic value was confirmed in two independent cohorts. Conclusion EFS, GPX2, and SPRR1A are prognostic markers able to distinguish clinical outcome among subtypes sharing an EL phenotype.
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Cisplatin
Clinical outcomes
Drug resistance
EFS
epithelial‐like
Gene expression
gene‐expression profile
GPX2
Head & neck cancer
head and neck cancer
mesenchymal‐like
Mesenchyme
Monoclonal antibodies
Phenotypes
prognosis
Ribonucleic acid
RNA
SPRR1A
survival
Targeted cancer therapy
Tumors
title The combined use of EFS, GPX2, and SPRR1A expression could distinguish favorable from poor clinical outcome among epithelial‐like head and neck carcinoma subtypes
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