Does analysis of gene expression in stage I serous tumors identify critical pathways altered in ovarian cancer?
We have identified differentially expressed genes associated with the carcinogenesis of high-grade stage I serous EOC. Furthermore, integrative analysis of biological and transcription pathway data contributed to the confirmation of important biological pathways and discovery of additional unique genes and pathways that may have potential importance in ovarian pathogenesis and biomarker development.
Skin autofluorescence is strongly related to cumulative metabolic burden. Skin autofluorescence seems strongly associated with cardiac mortality and may provide important clinical information for risk assessment.