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Dataset: Expression data from meningiomas and normal meninges

Correlate the gene expression profiles with the most relevant patterns of chromosome abnormalities (cytogenetic subgroups of meningiomas)...

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Correlate the gene expression profiles with the most relevant patterns of chromosome abnormalities (cytogenetic subgroups of meningiomas) and the gene expression profiles could help to explain the differences in clinical behaviour of meningiomas. The impact of tumor cytogenetics on the gene expression analyzed in meningiomas. Here, we analyzed the gene expression profiles (GEP) of 47 tumors and correlated them with the most clinical relevant cytogenetic subgroups of meningiomas, including diploid tumors, isolated -22/22q-, del(1p36) alone and complex karyotypes associated with del(1p36) and/or -14q. In addition, 4 samples containing purified RNA extracted from normal meningeal cells (BioChain Institute, Hayward, CA and US Biological, Swampscott, MA, USA) were also processed.

Species:
human

Samples:
51

Source:
E-GEOD-43290

Updated:
Dec.12, 2014

Registered:
Jun.18, 2014


Factors: (via ArrayExpress)
Sample CYTOGENETIC GROUP AGE CODE SAMPLEBRAINPATHOLMS SUBMITTED SEX PATIENTCODEONCOLOGISTMS HISTOLOGY WHO GRADE
GSM1060115 Normal meninge lot n� A503203 24 M4 not included male Not included normal meninge Not applicable
GSM1060114 Normal meninge lot n� L5102059 29 M3 not included male Not included normal meninge Not applicable
GSM1060113 Normal meninge lot n� A602330 29 M2 not included male Not included normal meninge Not applicable
GSM1060112 Normal meninge lot n� A6903225 82 M1 not included female Not included normal meninge Not applicable
GSM1060 del 1p/Loss 1p 80 DEL1/4 not included female 37 Meningothelial I
GSM1060110 del 1p/Loss 1p 68 DEL1/3 not included female 36 Psammomatous I
GSM1060109 del 1p/Loss 1p 73 DEL1/2 not included female 35 Meningothelial I
GSM1060108 del 1p/Loss 1p 66 DEL1/1 not included male 8 Fibroblastic I
GSM1060107 Complex karyotype 62 CK/13 16B female Not included Atypical II
GSM1060106 Complex karyotype 41 CK/12 9 male 12 Atypical II
GSM1060105 Complex karyotype 75 CK/11 5B male 11 Transitional I
GSM1060104 Complex karyotype 73 CK/10 5A male 10 Meningothelial I
GSM1060103 Complex karyotype 30 CK/9 4A female 45 Anaplastic III
GSM1060102 Complex karyotype 70 CK/8 19 female 44 Transitional I
GSM106010 Complex karyotype 52 CK/7 18 female 43 Atypical II
GSM1060100 Complex karyotype 60 CK/6 16A female 42 Transitional I
GSM1060099 Complex karyotype 23 CK/5 7 male 9 Atypical II
GSM1060098 Complex karyotype 76 CK/4 13 female 41 Meningothelial I
GSM1060097 Complex karyotype 35 CK/3 11 female 40 Atypical II
GSM1060096 Complex karyotype 30 CK/2 not included female 39 Atypical-Papillary III
GSM1060095 Complex karyotype 64 CK/1 2 female 38 Atypical II
GSM1060094 del22q/Monosomy 22 53 M22/12 40 female 34 Fibroblastic I
GSM1060093 del22q/Monosomy 22 65 M22/11 39 female 33 Psammomatous I
GSM1060092 del22q/Monosomy 22 34 M22/10 33 female 30 Fibroblastic I
GSM106009 del22q/Monosomy 22 74 M22/9 29 female 29 Atypical II
GSM1060090 del22q/Monosomy 22 54 M22/8 15 male 7 Psammomatous I
GSM1060089 del22q/Monosomy 22 54 M22/7 23 female 28 Psammomatous I
GSM1060088 del22q/Monosomy 22 76 M22/6 22 male 6 Transitional I
GSM1060087 del22q/Monosomy 22 81 M22/5 21 female 27 Psammomatous I
GSM1060086 del22q/Monosomy 22 77 M22/4 6 female 32 Transitional I
GSM1060085 del22q/Monosomy 22 59 M22/3 12 female 26 Psammomatous I
GSM1060084 del22q/Monosomy 22 72 M22/2 3 female 25 Psammomatous I
GSM1060083 del22q/Monosomy 22 76 M22/1 1 female 31 Fibroblastic I
GSM1060082 Diploid (autosomes) with -Y 65 D/19 not included male Not included Meningothelial I
GSM106008 Diploid 54 D/18 37 female 24 Atypical II
GSM1060080 Diploid 65 D/17 36 male 5 Atypical II
GSM1060079 Diploid 47 D/16 35 female 23 Meningothelial I
GSM1060078 Diploid 54 D/15 32 male 4 Transitional I
GSM1060077 Diploid 77 D/14 31 male 3 Transitional I
GSM1060076 Diploid 66 D/13 not included male 2 Atypical II
GSM1060075 Diploid 69 D/12 30 female 22 Meningothelial I
GSM1060074 Diploid 68 D/11 28 female 21 Transitional I
GSM1060073 Diploid 36 D/10 27 female 20 Transitional I
GSM1060072 Diploid 84 D/9 26 female 19 Secretory I
GSM106007 Diploid 63 D/8 25 female 18 Psammomatous I
GSM1060070 Diploid 68 D/7 24 female 17 Transitional I
GSM1060069 Diploid 56 D/5 20 male 1 Transitional I
GSM1060068 Diploid 73 D/4 17 female 16 Transitional I
GSM1060067 Diploid 76 D/3 14 female 15 Transitional I
GSM1060066 Diploid 62 D/2 10 female 14 Atypical II
GSM1060065 Diploid 62 D/1 8 female 13 Atypical II

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