Gene expression meta-analysis supports existence of molecular apocrine breast cancer with a role for androgen receptor and implies interactions with ErbB family

Keyphrases

• Androgen Receptor 100%
• Gene Expression Analysis 100%
• Analysis Support 100%
• Signaling Network 100%
• ErbB 100%
• Molecular Apocrine Breast Cancer 100%
• Molecular Apocrine 100%
• Statistical Significance 66%
• Gene Expression Data 66%
• Gene Signature 66%
• Backward Chaining 66%
• Bayesian Network Analysis 66%
• Robust Bayesian 66%
• Rule Induction 66%
• Gene Shaving 66%
• Meta-analysis 33%
• Breast Cancer 33%
• Family Members 33%
• Tumor Subtype 33%
• Hierarchical Clustering 33%
• Large Cohort 33%
• Path Analysis 33%
• Significance Analysis of Microarrays 33%
• Breast Cancer Subtypes 33%
• Algorithm Analysis 33%
• Principal Coordinate Analysis (PCoA) 33%
• Cancer Biology 33%
• ErbB2 33%
• Oncogenic Signaling 33%
• Molecular Phenotype 33%
• Pattern Analysis 33%
• Public Domain 33%
• Pathway Discovery 33%
• Hypergeometric 33%
• Institutional Bias 33%
• Network Biology 33%
• Quantile Normalization 33%
• Traffic Signals 33%
• AR Signaling 33%
• EGFR Trafficking 33%
• Induction Support 33%
• Data Mining Strategy 33%
• AhR Pathway 33%
• Public Use 33%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Gene Expression 100%
• Gene Expression Data 100%
• Androgen Receptor 100%
• ErbB 100%
• Gene Signature 100%
• Epidermal Growth Factor Receptor 50%
• Carcinogenesis 50%
• Principal Component Analysis 50%
• Significance Analysis of Microarrays 50%