May 2025· bioRxiv· Vol 17· 0 citations· 24 references
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EmitGCL, a deep-learning framework that accurately predicts future metastasis and its corresponding biomarkers, is presented and YY1 transcription factor is demonstrated as a key driver of breast cancer metastasis which was validated through in-silico and CRISPR-based migration assays, suggesting that YY1 is a potential therapeutic target for deterring metastasis.
Abstract
Metastasis remains the leading cause of cancer-related mortality, yet predicting future metastasis is a major clinical challenge due to the lack of validated biomarkers and effective assessment methods. Here, we present EmitGCL, a deep-learning framework that accurately predicts future metastasis and its corresponding biomarkers. Based on a comprehensive benchmarking comparison, EmitGCL outperformed other computational tools across six cancer types from seven cohorts of patients with superior sensitivity and specificity. It captured occult metastatic cells in a patient with a lymph node-negative breast cancer, who was declared to have no evidence of disease by conventional imaging methods but was later confirmed to have a metastatic disease. Notably, EmitGCL identified HSP90AA1 and HSP90AB1 as predictable biomarkers for future breast cancer metastasis, which was validated across five independent cohorts of patients (n=420). Furthermore, we demonstrated YY1 transcription factor as a key driver of breast cancer metastasis which was validated through in-silico and CRISPR-based migration assays, suggesting that YY1 is a potential therapeutic target for deterring metastasis.
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