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Table 3 Recurrent Genes for Breast Cancer, Prostate Cancer and Melanoma

From: Reconstructing cancer drug response networks using multitask learning

Tumor type

Gene

Potential role

Breast cancer

MED1 [35]

Co-activator with Her2 of estrogen

  

receptor (ER) in α-positive tumors.

 

HDAC3 [34]

Histone deacetylase involved in the

  

oncogenic tumorigenesis of breast

  

cancer.

 

WEE1 [63]

Inhibition of WEE1 causes increased

  

cell death in breast cell lines

 

GNAS [36]

GNAS locus identified as a driver in

  

20q amplified breast cancer

 

CDKN1B [64]

Associated with increased breast

  

cancer risks

 

APP [65]

Androgen-induced gene that

  

promotes proliferation activity of

  

breast cancer cells.

Prostate cancer

PTPN6 [66]

Tumoral Prostate Shows Different

  

Expression Pattern

 

PDGFRB [37]

Blockade of PDGF signaling induced

  

apoptosis in metastatic PCa cells.

 

TAB2 [67]

Deletion of MAP3K7 at 6q12-22 is

  

associated with early PSA recurrence

 

SQSTM1 [68]

PCa cell lines have high p62/SQSTM1

  

levels required for cell survival

 

COPS2 [69]

Alien interacts with the human

  

androgen receptor and inhibits

  

prostate cancer cell growth

 

CTBP1 [38]

Dysregulated expression of CTBP1

  

plays an important role in prostate

  

cancer progression

Melanoma

TNFRSF10A [70]

In vitro IFN- β and TRAIL/Apo2L

  

combination treatment had more

  

potent apoptotic effects

 

ZFP36 [40]

Loss of TTP represents a key event

  

in the establishment of melanomas

 

PRKCD [71]

Overexpression in BL6 murine

  

melanoma cells inhibits the

  

proliferative capacity in vivo

 

TLE1 [72]

Diagnostic Immunohistochemical

  

Marker for Synovial Sarcoma

 

XRCC5 [39]

One of only two DNA repair and

  

replication proteins which are

  

prognostic for melanoma