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Putative multifunctional signature of lung metastases in dedifferentiated chondrosarcoma.

Sergey Malchenko | Elisabeth A Seftor | Yuri Nikolsky | Susan L Hasegawa | Sean Kuo | Jeff W Stevens | Stas Poyarkov | Tatiana Nikolskaya | Tamara Kucaba | Min Wang | Hakim Abdulkawy | Thomas Casavant | Jose Morcuende | Joseph Buckwalter | Raymond Hohl | Barry Deyoung | Kemp Kernstine | Maria de Fatima Bonaldo | Mary J C Hendrix | Marcelo B Soares | Vera Maria F C Soares
Sarcoma | 2012

Chondrosarcomas are among the most malignant skeletal tumors. Dedifferentiated chondrosarcoma is a highly aggressive subtype of chondrosarcoma, with lung metastases developing within a few months of diagnosis in 90% of patients. In this paper we performed comparative analyses of the transcriptomes of five individual metastatic lung lesions that were surgically resected from a patient with dedifferentiated chondrosarcoma. We document for the first time a high heterogeneity of gene expression profiles among the individual lung metastases. Moreover, we reveal a signature of "multifunctional" genes that are expressed in all metastatic lung lesions. Also, for the first time, we document the occurrence of massive macrophage infiltration in dedifferentiated chondrosarcoma lung metastases.

Pubmed ID: 22448124

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  • Agency: NCI NIH HHS, United States
    Id: R37 CA059702

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