Finds distinct bile acid profiles in gastric cancer, suggesting enhanced patient evaluation methods.
Gastric cancer is associated with a distinct circulating BA profile that reflects not only tumor-related metabolic remodeling, but also systemic inflammation, nutritional status, and disease burden. The reduced CA/CDCA ratio and alterations in secondary and conjugated bile acids support the involvement of the gut-liver-microbiome axis in GC biology. Although BA profiling alone showed moderate diagnostic performance, its integration with conventional tumor markers, inflammatory indices, and clinico-pathological parameters may improve multimodal biomarker panels for noninvasive patient stratification, disease assessment, and future prognostic evaluation.
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