A miRNA- and mRNA-seq-Based Feature Selection Approach for Kidney Cancer Biomakers

Microarray data sets have been used for predicting cancer biomarkers. Yet, replication of the prediction has not been fully satisfied. Recently, new data sets called deep sequencing data sets have been generated, with an advantage of less noise in computational analysis. In this study, we analyzed t...

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Main Author: Shinuk Kim
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: SAGE Publishing 2020-02-01
Series:Cancer Informatics
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1177/1176935120908301
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description Microarray data sets have been used for predicting cancer biomarkers. Yet, replication of the prediction has not been fully satisfied. Recently, new data sets called deep sequencing data sets have been generated, with an advantage of less noise in computational analysis. In this study, we analyzed the kidney miRNA and mRNA sequence data sets for predicting cancer markers using 5 different statistical feature selection methods. In the results, we obtained 3 mRNA- and 27 miRNA-based cancer biomarkers to compare with the normal samples. In addition, we clustered the kidney cancer subtypes using a nonnegative matrix factorization method and obtained significant results of survival analysis from the 2 separate groups including miRNA-342 and its target eukaryotic translation initiation factor 5A ( EIF5A ).
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spelling doaj.art-17e02c56e1c947dc8a80fe030223c0de2022-12-22T01:26:19ZengSAGE PublishingCancer Informatics1176-93512020-02-011910.1177/1176935120908301A miRNA- and mRNA-seq-Based Feature Selection Approach for Kidney Cancer BiomakersShinuk KimMicroarray data sets have been used for predicting cancer biomarkers. Yet, replication of the prediction has not been fully satisfied. Recently, new data sets called deep sequencing data sets have been generated, with an advantage of less noise in computational analysis. In this study, we analyzed the kidney miRNA and mRNA sequence data sets for predicting cancer markers using 5 different statistical feature selection methods. In the results, we obtained 3 mRNA- and 27 miRNA-based cancer biomarkers to compare with the normal samples. In addition, we clustered the kidney cancer subtypes using a nonnegative matrix factorization method and obtained significant results of survival analysis from the 2 separate groups including miRNA-342 and its target eukaryotic translation initiation factor 5A ( EIF5A ).https://doi.org/10.1177/1176935120908301
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A miRNA- and mRNA-seq-Based Feature Selection Approach for Kidney Cancer Biomakers
Cancer Informatics
title A miRNA- and mRNA-seq-Based Feature Selection Approach for Kidney Cancer Biomakers
title_full A miRNA- and mRNA-seq-Based Feature Selection Approach for Kidney Cancer Biomakers
title_fullStr A miRNA- and mRNA-seq-Based Feature Selection Approach for Kidney Cancer Biomakers
title_full_unstemmed A miRNA- and mRNA-seq-Based Feature Selection Approach for Kidney Cancer Biomakers
title_short A miRNA- and mRNA-seq-Based Feature Selection Approach for Kidney Cancer Biomakers
title_sort mirna and mrna seq based feature selection approach for kidney cancer biomakers
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