PanCancer Pathways Panel

Human and Mouse

The PanCancer Pathways Panel allows you to conduct multiplex gene expression analysis with 770 genes from 13 cancer-associated canonical pathways including: MAPK, STAT, PI3K, RAS, Cell cycle, Apoptosis, Hedgehog, Wnt, DNA damage control, Transcriptional regulation, Chromatin modification, and TGF-β

Benefits

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Highly multiplexed analysis of basic cancer biology and pathway deregulation activity.

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Measure treatment effects on pathways and examine cancer escape mechanisms.

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Rapidly and easily screen samples for biomarker discovery or drug mechanism of action studies.

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Part of the PanCancer panel collection, embracing the Hallmarks of Cancer and aimed at understanding the complexities of cancer.

Details & data

PanCancer Pathways: Understanding basic cancer biology and pathway deregulation

  • Score pathway deregulation with end-to-end analysis
  • Generate follow-up research hypothesis using pathway visualizations
  • Measure gene expression with 770 genes representing all major cancer pathways including: Wnt, Hedgehog, apoptosis, cell cycle, RAS, PI3K, STAT, MAPK, Notch, TGF-β, chromatin modification, transcriptional regulation, and DNA damage control

 

PanCancer Pathways Pathways and Processes
Category/PathwayHuman genes
Mouse genes
Representative Hallmarks
Cancer driver genes
124125-
Cell cycle and apoptosis
137134Resisting cell death
Chromatin modification
2223Genome instability and mutation
DNA repair
5070Genome instability and mutation
Hedgehog pathway
2831Resisting cell death
JAK-STAT pathway
86
96Sustaining proliferative signaling
MAPK pathway
157159Sustaining proliferative signaling
Notch pathway
2427Enabling replicative immortality
PI3K pathway
201209Deregulating cellular energetics
RAS pathway
142147Sustaining proliferative signaling
TGF-β pathway
5153Evading growth suppressors
Transcriptional misregulation
101103Genome instability and mutation
Wnt pathway
7884Enabling replicative immortality

Genes in panel

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