Table 1. The list of clinically-relevant lncRNAs in PCa.
lncRNA | Full name | Clinical significance | Reference |
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HCG11 | HLA complex group 11 | Downregulated in PCa | (12) |
Low expression associated with higher BCR and poor survival | |||
PCAT-14 | Prostate cancer associated transcript-14 | Low expression associated with poor outcome | (3) |
PCA3 | Prostate cancer antigen 3 | First lncRNA identified in PCa | (9,13) |
Overexpressed in PCa | |||
Highly prostate-specific | |||
Modulates AR signaling | |||
Urine assay for PCa early detection (FDA-approved Progensa PCA3 assay to aid in the decision of repeat biopsy) | |||
Prognostic biomarker in combination with TMPRSS2-ERG | |||
Oncogenic lncRNA | |||
PCGEM1 | Prostate cancer gene expression marker 1 | Overexpressed in PCa | (14,15) |
Associated with high-risk PCa | |||
Overexpressed in therapy resistant PCa | |||
Correlated with AR signaling | |||
Highly prostate-specific | |||
Oncogenic lncRNA | |||
SCHLAP1 | Second chromosome locus associated with prostate-1 | Associated with aggressive PCa | (16-18) |
Overexpressed in advanced PCa | |||
High expression associated with BCR, clinical progression, metastasis and PCSM | |||
High expression significantly prognostic for metastatic progression | |||
MALAT1 | Metastasis-associated lung adenocarcinoma transcript-1 | Overexpressed in PCa | (19,20) |
Diagnostic urinary biomarker for predicting PCa risk | |||
High expression associated with indicators of poor prognosis (high Gleason score, TNM stage and high PSA) | |||
Higher expression in castrate resistant PCa | |||
UCA1 | Urothelial carcinoma associated 1 | Modulates RT response in PCa cell lines | (21) |
High expression associated with poor outcome | |||
NEAT1 | Nuclear enriched abundant transcript 1 | Overexpressed in PCa | (22) |
High expression associated with PCa progression, aggressive disease and poor outcome |
lncRNAs, long non-coding RNAs; PCa, prostate cancer; BCR, biochemical recurrence; AR, androgen receptor; FDA, Food and Drug Administration; PCSM, PCa-specific mortality; PSA, prostate-specific antigen; RT, radiotherapy.