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Differential expression gene signature between primary tumors and metastatic tumors in PDAC and BC mouse models [Bulk Tissue RNA-Seq]
GSE232196
Mus musculus
Expression profiling by high throughput sequencing
20 samples
2024/04/01
GPL13112
Summary
To identify a common differentially expressed gene signature between metastatic tumors and primary tumors, we utilized both p48-Cre/p53F/+KrasL/+ and SIRT6/p48-Cre/p53F/+KrasL/+ as well as orthotopically injected 4T1 Balb/c mice to generate spontaneous metastases We then isolated RNA from bulk tissue primary tumors and metastases in mice with evidence of metastatic disease. Gene expression profiling on primary tumors and metastases was then performed using RNA-Seq.
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