CIP2A as a biomarker in detection of cervical cancer
AssigneeMedical Diagnostic Laboratories, LLC
InventorsLisa P. Huang, Jason Trama
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AssigneeMedical Diagnostic Laboratories, LLC
InventorsLisa P. Huang, Jason Trama
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The present invention provides methods and compositions for detecting cervical cancer in a human. The present invention provides CIP2A as a biomarker detectable in a biological sample from cervix of an individual, an increased expression of same is an indication of cervical cancer in the individual. CIP2A mRNA or protein can both serve as reliable biomarkers. In one embodiment, the present invention provides a combined use of CIP2A with at least one additional biomarker selected from the group consisting of Ki67, TOP2A, MCM2, MCM5, p14ARF and p16INK4a, to better serve as a detection means for cervical cancer. The present invention provides a reliable and accurate assay methods and compositions which may be used for detecting cervical cancer in an individual with a high sensitivity and specificity. The present assay provides a novel use of CIP2A as a tool for early detection of cervical cancer in humans.
A method of detecting cervical cancer in a human, comprising the steps of:
A kit for detecting cervical cancer in a human, comprising:
A kit for detecting cervical cancer in a human, comprising:
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