Identification of Novel Biomarkers MCM2 and GINS2 for Cervical Cancer
Identification of Novel Biomarkers MCM2 and GINS2 for Cervical Cancer
Lei Chu1, Jie Yang2, Zhenshi Chen2, Xiajun Zhang1, Weidong Wu3*, Shaoru Zhang2 and Lihui Wang2*
Fig. 1.
Protein-protein interaction network of 234 DEGs.
Fig. 2.
Up-regulate the key modules of gene composition. The red nodes represent up-regulated genes.
Fig. 3.
Survival analyses of GINS2 and MCM2. GINS2 (A) and MCM2 (B) were significantly associated with OS.
Fig. 4.
Expression levels and Pearson correlation analyses between GINS2 and MCM2. Both GINS2 (A) and MCM2 (B) presented high expression levels in CC tissues, but exhibited low expression levels in normal cervical tissues. (C) GINS2 was positively correlated with MCM2.
