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Gene Expression Signature in Urine for Diagnosing and Assessing Aggressiveness of Bladder Urothelial Carcinoma

Lourdes Mengual, Moisès Burset, María José Ribal, Elisabet Ars, Mercedes Marín-Aguilera, Manuel Fernández, Mercedes Ingelmo-Torres, Humberto Villavicencio and Antonio Alcaraz
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DOI: 10.1158/1078-0432.CCR-09-3373 Published May 2010
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    Flow chart describing the number of samples and candidate genes through the stages for phase I. First, Affymetrix microarrays (Human Genome U133 Plus 2.0 Array) were used to select those genes differentially expressed in bladder cancer (12). Second, TAs were used to analyze samples. In this phase, the number of samples was progressively increasing, while the number of genes was progressively decreasing.

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    Heat map representation of unsupervised hierarchical clustering of diagnostic and prognostic genes (phase I). Samples are separated by pathologic stage and grade; control, LG nonmuscle invasive bladder cancer (NMIBC; Ta and T1 LG), HG NMIBC (Ta and T1 HG and Tis), and muscle invasive bladder cancer (MIBC; T2, T3, and T4). Differentially expressed genes (P < 0.05) with a median log 2 ratio > ±1 were used as input in 384-TA and 96-TA clusters. All the 45 genes contained in the 48-TA were used as input in these clusters. A and B, 384-TA diagnostic and prognostic heat maps, respectively. C and D, 96-TA diagnostic and prognostic heat maps, respectively. E and F, 48-TA diagnostic and prognostic heat maps, respectively. It is of note that in the overexpressed gene set of the 48-TA diagnostic heat map (E), two gene subclusters can be appreciated: one cluster that contains genes overexpressed mainly in HG tumors and a second cluster composed of genes overexpressed in tumors. The 14 underexpressed genes in tumor samples are relatively overexpressed in HG tumors. Rows, individual genes; columns, experimental samples. High expression levels are in red and low expression levels in green.

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    Heat map representation of unsupervised hierarchical clustering of diagnostic and prognostic genes (phase II). Samples are separated by pathologic stage and grade; control, LG NMIBC (Ta and T1 LG), HG NMIBC (Ta and T1 HG and Tis), and MIBC (T2, T3, and T4). All the 45 genes contained in the 48-TA-urine were used as input in this cluster. A, 48-TA-urine diagnostic heat map. B, 48-TA-urine prognostic heat map. Rows, individual genes; columns, experimental samples. High expression levels are in red and low expression levels in green.

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    Clinicohistopathologic features of the 576 bladder cancer patients and controls included in this study

    Phase IPhase I (n total)Phase II (n total)n total
    384-TA96-TA48-TA
    n males3826214278170448
    n females19778741128
    Male/female ratio382.892.782.784.153.5
    Average age69.8265.6865.7366.1668.7367.1
    Tumor urine samples
    Tis4239211
        Ta LG−CIS6—9710339142
    +CIS2—46—6
        Ta HG−CIS371929938
    +CIS2439110
        T1 LG−CIS3—47512
    +CIS——22—2
        T1 HG−CIS3315211132
    +CIS241016420
        T2, T3, T4 HG−CIS7120282250
    +CIS14914418
      Total tumors332518624497341
    Control urine samples
      Total controls610105121114235
    n total3935291365211576

    Abbreviation: CIS, carcinoma in situ.

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    Description of the genes selected in each of the three steps of the first phase

    Selected differentially expressed genes (P < 0.05)Other selected genes
    Diagnostic and prognostic genesDiagnostic genesPrognostic genesOutliers/BibliographyEndogenous controls
    nn overexpressedn underexpressednn overexpressedn underexpressednn overexpressedn underexpressed
    Affymetrix→216Diagnostic88128661650634122297 + 3384
    TA 384Prognostic19125
    TA 384→25Diagnostic23248311795411396
    TA 96Prognostic214
    TA 96→14Diagnostic122201825416348
    TA 48Prognostic113

    NOTE: Genes are over- or under-expressed in tumor or HG samples with respect to control or LG tumors, respectively. Diagnostic genes: differentially expressed genes between tumor and control samples. Prognostic genes: differentially expressed genes between LG and HG tumor samples (those genes that predict tumor aggressiveness). Genes could be differentially expressed either for diagnosis only or for prognosis only, or for both.

  • Table 3.

    Diagnostic performance of the 12-gene set model in different sets of samples

    Gene set model from:Phase IPhase IPhase II
    Samples from:Phase IPhase IIPhase II
    Overall
        n tumors/n controls244/12197/11497/114
        SN987089
        SP999695
        PPV1009393
        NPV957991
    Low-risk NMIBC (Ta or T1 LG without associated CIS)
        n tumors/n controls110/12144/11444/114
        SN965780
        SP999695
        PPV998385
        NPV978592
    High-risk NMIBC (Ta or T1 LG with associated CIS, Ta or T1 HG, Tis)
        n tumors/n controls92/12127/11427/114
        SN1008193
        SP999695
        PPV998181
        NPV1009698
    MIBC (T2, T3, T4 HG, with or without associated CIS)
        n tumors/n controls42/12126/11426/114
        SN9581100
        SP999695
        PPV988181
        NPV9896100

    Abbreviations: PPV, positive predictive value; NPV, negative predictive value.

  • Table 4.

    Prognostic performance of the 12+2 gene set model

    Gene set model from:Phase IPhase IPhase II
    Samples from:Phase IPhase IIPhase II
    n tumors2449797
    SN794279
    SP927091
    PPV926391
    NPV785078

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Gene Expression Signature in Urine for Diagnosing and Assessing Aggressiveness of Bladder Urothelial Carcinoma
Lourdes Mengual, Moisès Burset, María José Ribal, Elisabet Ars, Mercedes Marín-Aguilera, Manuel Fernández, Mercedes Ingelmo-Torres, Humberto Villavicencio and Antonio Alcaraz
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Gene Expression Signature in Urine for Diagnosing and Assessing Aggressiveness of Bladder Urothelial Carcinoma
Lourdes Mengual, Moisès Burset, María José Ribal, Elisabet Ars, Mercedes Marín-Aguilera, Manuel Fernández, Mercedes Ingelmo-Torres, Humberto Villavicencio and Antonio Alcaraz
Clin Cancer Res May 1 2010 (16) (9) 2624-2633; DOI: 10.1158/1078-0432.CCR-09-3373
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