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Research Paper

Identification of potential therapeutic targets in urothelial bladder carcinoma of Chinese population by targeted next-generation sequencing

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Pages 709-716 | Received 22 Jun 2019, Accepted 18 Apr 2020, Published online: 23 May 2020

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Table 1. Clinical information of BCa patients in our study.

Table 2. Summary of gene mutation frequency in 32 BCa tissues.

Figure 1. The genomic landscape of bladder cancer. (a) Targeted NGS analysis of the mutated genes in 32 bladder cancer samples. (b) ICGC data showing the mutated genes in 103 bladder cancer samples of Chinese Han population.

Figure 1. The genomic landscape of bladder cancer. (a) Targeted NGS analysis of the mutated genes in 32 bladder cancer samples. (b) ICGC data showing the mutated genes in 103 bladder cancer samples of Chinese Han population.

Figure 2. Twenty-nine mutated genes in NMIBC and MIBC tissues assayed by Targeted NGS. (a) Gene mutation frequency in NMIBC. (b) Gene mutation frequency in MIBC. Abbreviations: NMIBC, non-muscle invasive bladder cancer; MIBC, muscle-invasive bladder cancer.

Figure 2. Twenty-nine mutated genes in NMIBC and MIBC tissues assayed by Targeted NGS. (a) Gene mutation frequency in NMIBC. (b) Gene mutation frequency in MIBC. Abbreviations: NMIBC, non-muscle invasive bladder cancer; MIBC, muscle-invasive bladder cancer.

Figure 3. KEGG gene enrichment analysis showed that these mutated genes are highly correlated with 30 physiological and pathological pathways.

Figure 3. KEGG gene enrichment analysis showed that these mutated genes are highly correlated with 30 physiological and pathological pathways.

Figure 4. Reactome program revealed that these mutated genes were enriched in signaling pathways which were implicated into cancer development.

Figure 4. Reactome program revealed that these mutated genes were enriched in signaling pathways which were implicated into cancer development.
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