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. 2018 Jan 3;9(6):7101–7111. doi: 10.18632/oncotarget.23872

Table 1. Reported sensitivity and specificity of urine-based single protein biomarkers for the detection of bladder cancer.

Protein name Sensitivity (%) Specificity (%) Cancer (n) Control (n) Ref.
Alpha-1-anti-trypsin 74 80 54 46 [32]
Alpha-1-anti-trypsin 71 72 102 206 [40]
Angiogenin 66 75 50 40 [41]
Apolipoprotein A1 95 92 49 37 [42]
Apolipoprotein A4 79 100 110 66 [18]
AMFR 84 75 45 62 [43]
BIGH3 93 80 30 15 [44]
Calprotectin 80 93 46 40 [45]
Cathepsin B 56 56 122 107 [46]
Cathepsin L 71 75 122 107 [46]
CCL18 70 68 102 206 [40]
CD147 97 100 30 15 [44]
CEACAM1 74 95 95 82 [47]
Clusterin 68 61 68 61 [48]
Clusterin 70 83 50 40 [41]
Coronin-1A 67 100 110 66 [18]
CXCL1 72 95 95 30 [49]
CXCL1 56 84 43 43 [50]
CYFRA21-1 79 89 82 70 [51]
CYFRA21-1 81 97 86 76 [52]
CYFRA21-1 70 43 125 321 [53]
CYFRA21-1 97 67 48 80 [54]
DJ1 83 100 110 66 [18]
EN2 82 75 466 55 [55]
FDP 52 91 57 139 [56]
Fibronectin 91 88 75 55 [57]
Fibronectin 72 82 126 41 [58]
Prothrombin 71 75 76 80 [17]
Reg-1 81 81 23 48 [59]
Semenogelin-2 67 80 110 66 [18]
Stathmin-1 90 87 30 15 [44]
Telomerase 70 99 57 139 [56]
Telomerase 83 89 73 37 [60]
g-synuclein 88 90 110 66 [18]