生物信息学分析实验报告

1、分别写出2010年以来，国际上与Ovarian cancer、Breast cancer、Leukemia相关的文献有多少篇？写出3篇研究性论文标题和摘要，写出5篇综述性论文标题和摘要；

数据库：科学引文索引数据库(SCI：Science Citation Index)

与Ovarian cancer相关的文献有11,303篇

与Breast cancer相关的文献有56,209篇

与Leukemia相关的文献有32,912篇

综述性论文标题和摘要

1.Hemochromatosis and ovarian cancer

摘要:Evaluation of: Gannon PO, Medelci S, Le Page C et al. Impact of hemochromatosis gene (HFE) mutations on epithelial ovarian cancer risk and prognosis. Int. J. Cancer 128(10), 2326-2334 (2011). The frequency of two mutations (C282Y and D62H) of the hemochromatosis gene were investigated in women with ovarian cancer. A single allele mutation of the C282Y but not the H63D gene product was detected in 8-9% of women with benign ovarian tumors (n = 124) and ovarian cancers (n = 360) compared with 2.5% for controls (n = 80) representing a 4.9-fold increase in risk.

With high-grade serous ovarian cancers (n = 179), the survival rate of women with a single allele C282Y mutation was reduced from 39 to 19 months. These results implicate mutations of the hemochromatosis gene in the generation and severity of ovarian cancers, which may have prognostic value.

2.Differences between women who pursued genetic testing for hereditary breast

and ovarian cancer and their at-risk relatives who did not.

摘要: Purpose/Objectives: To (a) examine differences in appraisals of hereditary breast and ovarian cancer (HBOC), psychological distress, family environment, and decisional conflict between women who pursued genetic testing and their at-risk relatives who did not, and (b) examine correlations among appraisals of HBOC, psychological distress, family environment, and decisional conflict regarding genetic testing in these two cohorts of women.Design: Descriptive, cross-sectional cohort study.Setting: Two clinics affiliated with a major research university in the midwestern United States.Sample: 372 women aged 18 years and older. 200 pursued genetic testing for BRCA1 and BRCA2 mutations (probands) and 172 of their female relatives who had a greater than 10% prior probability of being a mutation carrier but had not pursued testing.Methods: After providing informed consent, probands and relatives were mailed self-administered questionnaires.Main Research Variables: Perceived risk, knowledge of HBOC risk factors and modes of gene inheritance, perceived severity, perceived controllability, psychological distress, family relationships, family communication, and decisional conflict about genetic testing.Findings: T tests revealed that probands perceived higher risk and had more psychological distress associated with breast cancer.

Probands had more knowledge regarding risk factors and gene inheritance, and greater decisional conflict regarding genetic testing. Relatives reported higher perceived severity and controllability.

No differences were observed in family relationships and family communication between probands