Multiple myeloma (MM) prognosis related gene mutation detection kit and detection method
A multiple myeloma detection kit technology, applied in the fields of medicine and molecular biology, can solve the problems of cumbersome process and high rate of false detection and missed detection, and achieve the effect of simple detection process, good safety and high accuracy
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[0065] As a preferred embodiment, the detection genes may also include thirteen auxiliary detection genes: PIK3CA, ZFHX4, VCAN, PRDM1, CCND1, TRAF3, SPEN, ANK2, EGR1, FGFR3, NFKB2, NEB and SP140, the genes of which The source of the sequence is also the NCBI gene bank, and the specific identification is shown in Table 2 below:
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[0067] In the above table, the function of each gene is as follows:
[0068] PIK3CA gene mutations are often accompanied by KRAS mutations, especially G12C site mutations. The PI3K signaling pathway is very important because it can regulate downstream signaling pathways, thereby promoting cell proliferation, growth and metabolism;
[0069] The ZFHX4 gene belongs to the DNA damage repair signaling pathway, and its mutation is associated with poor prognosis;
[0070] The VCAN gene protein belongs to the ggrecan / versican proteoglycan family and is associated with tissue morphogenesis and maintenance;
[0071] The PRDM1 gene is a transcriptio...
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