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. 2021 Aug 3;13(15):3919. doi: 10.3390/cancers13153919

Table 1.

List of studies reporting the development of c-miRNA-based biomarkers diagnostic for lung cancer.

Authors PubMed ID miRNA (n) AUC Sample Type LDCT
Boeri et al. [46] 21300873 13 0.88 Plasma Yes
Sozzi et al. [14] 24419137 24 - a Plasma Yes
Bianchi et al. [9] 21744498 34 0.89 Serum Yes
Montani et al. [13] 25794889 13 0.85 Serum Yes
Wozniak et al. [41] 25965386 24 0.78 b Plasma No
Shen et al. [47] 21864403 3 0.86 Plasma No
Lin et al. [48] 28580707 3 0.87 Plasma No
Chen et al. [49] 21557218 10 0.97 Serum No
Wang et al. [42] 26629532 5 0.82 Serum No
Ying et al. [43] 32943537 5 0.91–0.97 Serum No
Zhu et al. [50] 27093275 4 0.97 c Serum No
Nadal et al. [51] 26202143 4 0.99 Serum No
Asakura et al. [44] 32193503 2 0.99 Serum No
Fehlmann et al. [45] 32134442 15 - d Blood No

The number of miRNA (n) in each diagnostic signature is reported together with the performance (AUC, i.e., area under curve) and the type of biospecimen where biomarkers were derived (Serum or Plasma). LDCT, studies which performed validation of biomarkers on actual LD-CT screening trials (Yes). a Sensitivity, 88% and a specificity of 80%; b Predicted performance when applied to independent samples. c miRNAs combined with carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA). d Sensitivity, 82.8%, and a specificity of 93.5%. PubMed identifiers (PubMed ID) are reported to allow retrieving cited publications.