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Homo sapiens (human) PTPRD antisense RNA 1 (PTPRD-AS1) URS000075D31A_9606

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PTPRD-AS1: PTPRD-AS1, an immune-related biomarker, has been identified as a predictor of overall survival and immunotherapeutic response in bladder cancer [PMC9197617]. A prognostic model was developed using a risk scoring method based on the expression levels of eight lncRNAs, including PTPRD-AS1 [PMC5078024]. The risk score formula for survival prediction is as follows: Risk score= (−0.28051 × expression value of RP4-799P18.3) + (0.270976 × expression value of PTPRD-AS1) + (−0.211224× expression value of RP11-57P19.1) + (−0.239482 × expression value of RP11-307C12.11) + (−0.445144 × expression value of RP11-254I22.1) + (0.245869 × expression value of RP11-80H5.7) + (−0.295698 × expression value of RP1-223E5.4) + (−0.114835× expression value of GACAT3) [PMC5078024]. This model allows for the prediction and assessment of survival outcomes in bladder cancer patients based on the relative contributions and expressions levels of these lncRNAs [PMC5078024]. The inclusion and significance of PTPRD-AS1 in this prognostic model highlights its potential as a valuable biomarker for predicting patient outcomes and response to immunotherapy in bladder cancer [PMC9197617].

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CUCCUCCUCCCGCUCCUCCUGCUCGCCCUGCGCCCGCUUCUCUCGCUGCCGCCGCCGCCGCUGUUUGUCUCCUCCCCCUCCUCCUCCUCCUCCUCUUCCUCCUCCUCCCGCUCCUCGAUGCUCCGCCGCUCGCGGCUGGGGGGUCCGGGGCCGCGUCUCCUCUCCUCCCUCCGCCUCUCCUCUUUCCUCCUUCCUGCUGCCUCUUCUUUUAAAGCGGAUUCUUUGGCCACAAAUAGCAACUCGGCUGCCCCCCUCGGUGCCUCCCUCCCCUUCUCUUCUUCCCCCCAAAAGUGAAGCGCACGCGAGGAGCUGAAAAGCUGUGCAGGGAUGAUGGACCCUUGCCCCCUGUGACCUAAGGAUGGAUCCAGAAAUCUCAGCCUCCCCAUAGGUAAAGAAACGAAGACCCUGAGAAUUUAAAAUCAUCCAACUAUUUGGUGCCAGAAGCAGGACAAGAACUCAGACAUCAUGAUCCAGUGCCCUCCAUCCCACCAGCUAUUCAUCAUCACCUCCACAUUCUGGAUCAAAGAAGCCAGUUUUCCAACUUAUCAAUGAGCAAUACAUAUAGAAUAUUUUUAAAACUCCAAAUACUUUUAUGAAGGAAAAAUGAAGCAAUAGGACAAGACAUUUUCUUCGUUUCCUUCCAGCUCUAACAUUCUGUGAUAAAUAGCACACAGGAGCUUUGCUAUAGCACUACCCCCUCUAGUGCAUAAUUCAGCAUACGAUGAGUAUGAGUCUGUUUUGGACCCCAUCCAAAGGAGUUAGUUCCUAGAAGUACUUGGAAGAUUUAUUCUCAUUUAUCAUGAGGCAUCCUAACAGGAGACUAAAAAUAAUCACGAUGACAAUAAUAGUAAUCAGUUGUUACACUUGUAUUAUGUACUAAGCAUCGUGCUAAGCAUGUUAAAGUUCACCUGUUUUUGAAAAGGCACUUCAUGACCUUAUGUGGGUUGCGAAUCUAGUGGGUCAUAAACAAUUUCUGAAAUGAAAGAAAAGUAGGAAAAAACACAGAGUGCAUUAUACAUACUAAGUUGUUUUAUUUUUUAUUUUUUUAUUUUUUUUGCAAAACUUCCUUUUUGAUCAUGUGGCUAGUGAUUAAAAGUUUGGAAGCACUGCCUCGUUUCCAAUCUUAACUGCCUUGCUAGUUAAGUAUUAUUAGCCCCAUUAUAUAAGUGAGGAAACAGGACGAGAGAGGAUAAGUAAUUUGGCCAAGCUGACACAGUGAGUGGCCAAGCUAGAAUUUUGAACCUAGAUCUGUUUGACUUCAAAUCCAAUAUUUUCACUUCUAUAGUGAUGAUAAAUUAUUGACCAAGGUAUGGAAUAAAUUGUUGCUAAUCAUG

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