Exosomal C5orf46 gene: a Potential Prognosis Risk Indicator with Implication in KIRC included Pan-cancer Tumor Microenvironment Remodeling
Wenxia Ma,
Xuzhi Wang,
Huijun Yang
et al.
Abstract:Background
Exosomes have been important particles that mediate not only cellular communication, but also participate in multiple critical processes of cancer development. The aim of the study is to explore the role of a specific exosome C5orf46 gene in the development of human pan-cancer for potential clinical application.
Methods
The study started with the physicochemical property, and then gene expression as well as alteration patterns of C5orf46 in cancers, followed by post transcription modulation of the… Show more
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