Reduced PDE4D7 expression in prostate cancer correlates with down-regulation of genomic elements within the upstream PDE4D coding region on chromosome 5
Abstract
PDE4D7 expression is diminished during progression of PCa and the phosphodiesterase has been proposed as a prognostic biomarker. RNA sequencing of PCa tissue identified sequences in the PDE4D coding region on Chr5q12 exhibiting similarities in mRNA expression profile to PDE4D7. As previously identified, PART1 had a significantly similar expression pattern to PDE4D7 across samples. However, other genes also matched expression to PDE4D7, including miRNAs and lncRNAs. These novel PDE4D7 associated genes represent putative PCa biomarkers and could have mechanistic roles in PCa progression.
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