Table_3_Hypermethylated GRIA4, a potential biomarker for an early non-invasive detection of metastasis of clinically known colorectal cancer.docx

Table_3_Hypermethylated GRIA4, a potential biomarker for an early non-invasive detection of metastasis of clinically known colorectal cancer.docx

Introduction<p>Colorectal cancer (CRC) can develop through several dysregulated molecular pathways, including the serrated pathway, characterized by CpG island methylator (CIMP) phenotype. Although the tumor tissue is a commonly tested material, sample types such as stool or plasma, bring a ne...

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Main Author: Eva Lukacova (14727829) (author)
Other Authors: Tatiana Burjanivova (14727826) (author), Petar Podlesniy (10273058) (author), Marian Grendar (11004750) (author), Eva Turyova (14727838) (author), Ivana Kasubova (16493784) (author), Ludovit Laca (16401042) (author), Peter Mikolajcik (16401027) (author), Eva Kudelova (16401030) (author), Andrea Vanochova (16493787) (author), Juraj Miklusica (16401039) (author), Sandra Mersakova (16493790) (author), Zora Lasabova (16401045) (author)
Published: 2023
Subjects:
Cancer
Cancer Cell Biology
Cancer Diagnosis
Cancer Genetics
Cancer Therapy (excl. Chemotherapy and Radiation Therapy)
Chemotherapy
Haematological Tumours
Molecular Targets
Radiation Therapy
Solid Tumours
Oncology and Carcinogenesis not elsewhere classified
colorectal cancer
methylation
ctDNA
metastasis
liquid biopsy
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