An integrative analysis to identify pancancer epigenetic biomarkers.

Integrating and analyzing the pancancer data collected from different experiments is crucial for gaining insights into the common mechanisms in the molecular level underlying the development and progression of cancers. Epigenetic study of the pancancer data can provide promising results in biomarker discovery. The genes that are epigenetically dysregulated in different cancers are powerful biomarkers for drug-related studies.

The arterial vascularization of the stomach fundus of human fetuses.

We have investigated the existence, frequency and the course of arteries of the human stomach fundus by injection method. Our material obtained 52 human fetuses of the length range from 127 to 285 mm and the fetal age range from l5 to 28 weeks of gestation. It has been found, that the source of the arterial blood supply of this region are two arteries: the left gastric artery and splenic artery with its bigger branches: posterior gastric artery, superior polar artery and short gastric arteries.