FIGURE 3. Patterns of pathway deregulation in human cancers.
From the following article:
Oncogenic pathway signatures in human cancers as a guide to targeted therapies
Andrea H. Bild, Guang Yao, Jeffrey T. Chang, Quanli Wang, Anil Potti, Dawn Chasse, Mary-Beth Joshi, David Harpole, Johnathan M. Lancaster, Andrew Berchuck, John A. Olson, Jr, Jeffrey R. Marks, Holly K. Dressman, Mike West and Joseph R. Nevins
Nature 439, 353-357(19 January 2006)
doi:10.1038/nature04296

a, Hierarchical clustering of predictions of pathway deregulation in samples of human lung tumours (left panel). Prediction of Ras, Myc, E2F3,
-catenin and Src pathway status for each tumour sample was independently determined using supervised binary regression analysis, as described. Red indicates high probability of pathway activation, with blue indicating a low probability. Patterns in the tumour pathway predictions were identified by hierarchical clustering, and separate clusters are indicated by coloured dendograms. Kaplan–Meier survival analysis for lung cancer patients based on pathway clusters (right panel). Patient clusters with correlative pathway deregulation shown in the left panel correspond to clusters comprising each independent survival curve. Black tick marks represent censored patients. b, Breast cancer. Same as for a. c, Ovarian cancer. Same as for a.
