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World J Clin Oncol. Oct 24, 2025; 16(10): 111028
Published online Oct 24, 2025. doi: 10.5306/wjco.v16.i10.111028
Table 1 Summarization of most significant dysregulated genes in the genesis of GBC and their geographic heterogeneity
Category of gene
Gene name
Criteria of genetic dysregulation
Geographic heterogeneity in proportion of dysregulated expression amongst studied GBC samples
OncogenesEGFROverexpression8.1% in Japan - 93.3% in North India
ERBB2Overexpression12.8% in Chile - 56.6% in North India
CCND1 (encoding cyclin D1)Overexpression5.6% in South Korea - 68.3% in China
BCL2Overexpression7.7% in South Korea - 18.4% in Japan
BRIC5 (encoding survivin)Overexpression58% in India - 76.5% in Turkey
MYCAmplification3.7% in Japan - 86.7% in Brazil
METOverexpression5.6% in Japan - 74% in South Korea
Tumor supressor genesFHITDownregulation45% in Japan - 94% in Chile
CDKN2ADownregulation20% in South Korea - 88% in North India
Mutated TP53Overexpression56% in North India - 71% in Spain
Angiogenesis factorsPTGS2 (encoding COX-2)Overexpression59% in Slovenia - 80% in South Korea
VEGFAOverexpression48% in India - 81% in Chile
Cell-adhesion moleculeCDH1 (encoding E-cadherins)Downregulation26% in Chile - 67% in North India
Cancer stem cell gene POU5F1 (encoding Oct4)Overexpression59% in China - 64.5% in North India
Immunoinhibitory moleculeCD274 (encoding PD-L1)Overexpression10.9% in Croatia - 40% in Japan


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