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In identifying prognostic markers in cancer, the roles of tumor‐adjacent normal tissues are often confined to drawing expression differences between tumor and normal tissues rather than being treated as the… Click to show full abstract
In identifying prognostic markers in cancer, the roles of tumor‐adjacent normal tissues are often confined to drawing expression differences between tumor and normal tissues rather than being treated as the main targets of investigations. Thus, differential expression analysis between tumors and adjacent normal tissues is performed prior to prognostic analysis in previous studies. However, recent studies have suggested that the prognostic relevance of differentially expressed genes (DEGs) is insignificant for some cancers, contradicting conventional approaches
Journal Title: Cancer medicine
Year Published: 2023
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