Clinical significance of Iroquois Homeobox Gene - IRX1 in human glioma.

@article{Zhang2018ClinicalSO,
  title={Clinical significance of Iroquois Homeobox Gene - IRX1 in human glioma.},
  author={Pengxing Zhang and Nan Liu and Xiaoshan Xu and Zhen Wang and Yingduan Cheng and Weilin Jin and Xin Wang and Hongwei Yang and Hui Liu and Yongsheng Zhang and Yanyang Tu},
  journal={Molecular medicine reports},
  year={2018},
  volume={17 3},
  pages={
          4651-4656
        }
}
The present study aimed to investigate the location, expression and clinical significance of Iroquois homeobox gene (IRX1) in human glioma. The expression of IRX1 gene in glioma cell lines (U87, U373, LN229 and T98G) and normal brain tissue was detected via reverse transcription-polymerase chain reaction. The IRX1 protein in fresh glioma specimens, with the adjacent normal brain tissue, was quantified through western blotting. The archived glioma only specimens from the present hospital and… 

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