Intended Use
For In Vitro Diagnostic Use
Summary and Explanation
The trichorhinophalangeal syndrome 1 (TRPS-1) gene belongs to the GATA transcription factor family. TRPS-1 has been identified as a highly prevalent gene in breast cancer, expressed in >90% of estrogen receptor alpha (ERα)+ and ERα− BC subtypes. As of today, the GATA3 tumor marker is commonly used to determine the breast origin for ER-positive and low-grade breast cancer, but is low in sensitivity <20% in metaplastic breast carcinoma such as Triple-Negative Breast Cancer (TNBC). In contrast, TRPS1 and GATA3 had comparable positive expression in ER-positive (98% vs. 95%) and HER2-positive (87% vs. 88%) breast carcinomas, but TRPS1 had higher expression than GATA3 in metaplastic (86% vs. 21%) and nonmetaplastic (86% vs. 51%) TNBC cases.
TCGA data indicated that the (TRPS1) is a specific gene for breast carcinoma across 31 solid tumor types, including all 4 subtypes of breast carcinoma such as ER/PR-positive luminal A and B types, HER2-positive type, and basal-type/TNBC. TRPS1 produced no or little expression in lung, pancreatic, colon, or gastric adenocarcinomas, urothelial, renal, or ovarian carcinomas, or melanoma; it can be concluded that the TRPS1 marker is a sensitive and specific marker for breast cancer and particularly for TNBC.
Synonyms: TRPS1, anti-trps1 antibody, anti trps1, TRPS1 shRNA DNA plasmid, TRPS1 shRNA plasmid