A comprehensive study on genome-wide coexpression network of KHDRBS1/Sam68 reveals its cancer and patient-specific association
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A comprehensive study on genome-wide coexpression network of KHDRBS1/Sam68 reveals its cancer and patient-specific association
Abstract
Human KHDRBS1/Sam68 is an oncogenic splicing factor involved in signal transduction and pre-mRNA splicing. We explored the molecular mechanism of KHDRBS1 to be a prognostic marker in four different cancers. Within specific cancer, including kidney renal papillary cell carcinoma (KIRP), lung adenocarcinoma (LUAD), acute myeloid leukemia (LAML), and ovarian cancer (OV), KHDRBS1 expression is heterogeneous and patient specific. In KIRP and LUAD, higher expression of KHDRBS1 affects the patient survival, but not in LAML and OV. Genome-wide coexpression analysis reveals genes and transcripts which are coexpressed with KHDRBS1 in KIRP and LUAD, form the functional modules which are majorly involved in cancer-specific events. However, in case of LAML and OV, such modules are absent. Irrespective of the higher expression of KHDRBS1, the significant divergence of its biological roles and prognostic value is due to its cancer-specific interaction partners and correlation networks. We conclude that rewiring of KHDRBS1 interactions in cancer is directly associated with patient prognosis.
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The authors declare no competing interests.
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