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Identification of Potential Salivary Biomarkers and Enriched Protein Domain/Motif Families for Early Detection and Lymph Node Invasion in OSCC Patients of the Indian Population

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This observational analysis identifies salivary biomarkers associated with lymph node invasion in OSCC, suggesting reliable early detection methods.

Key salivary biomarkers NUCB2, ITIH4, and RBP4 show significant promise for early detection of OSCC.
Using proteomics, 1068 proteins were identified with notable differential expression across different disease stages.
Functional enrichment of identified proteins revealed pathways related to wound healing and calcium ion binding.
Area under the curve in ROC models exceeded 0.7 for multiclass biomarkers, indicating strong diagnostic potential.

Singh et al. (2025) studied this question.

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This observational analysis identifies salivary biomarkers associated with lymph node invasion in OSCC, suggesting reliable early detection methods.