Table 1.
Various biomarkers with diagnostic implications in different cancers
| Biomarker | Diagnosis type of cancer |
Methodology | References |
|---|---|---|---|
|
miR-21 miR24 Let-7b Let-7e |
Non-small cell lung cancer |
Surface plasmon resonance | [43, 44] |
|
miR-17-sp miR-130a-3p miR-340-5p miR-93-5p |
Breast cancer | Surface plasmon resonance | [45, 46] |
| miR-10b | Pancreatic cancer | Surface plasmon resonance | [47–49] |
| miR-let-7a |
Hepatocellular cancer Human cancer cells |
Electrochemical biosensors | [50–52] |
| miR-let-7a | Multiple cancer type | Photoelectrochemical sensor | [52, 53] |
| miR1229 | Colorectal cancer | Quantitative real-time PCR (qRT-PCR) analysis | [54–56] |
| miR-1246 | Multiple cancer types | Enzyme-free quantum dot electrochemical biosensor | [57] |
| miR-150 |
Colorectal cancer Gastric cancer Acute myeloid leukemia Lung cancer |
Graphene/carbon quantum dot base Nano-bio sensors Electrochemical Biosensors |
[59] |
| miR-21 | Lung cancer |
Fluorescence light- up biosensors Microfluidic paper base visual/electrochemical biosensor |
[19, 61] |
| miR-223 | Ovarian cancer |
DNA hydrogel-based electrochemical biosensors MiRNA based biosensors |
[62, 63] |
| miR-23a | Pancreatic cancer | Photo-electrochemical biosensors | [62] |