Immune-Related lncRNA Correlated with Transcription Factors Provide Strong Prognostic Prediction in Gliomas

Abstract EN

Glioma is the most common and deadly tumor in central nervous system.

According to previous studies, long noncoding RNAs (lncRNA) and transcription factors were significant factors of gliomas progression by regulating gliomas immune microenvironment.

In our study, we built two independent cohorts from CGGA and TCGA.

And we extracted 253 immune-related lncRNA correlated with prognosis.

After LASSO analysis and multivariate Cox regression analysis, 8 immune-related lncRNA were used to construct classifier.

The effectiveness of classifier was confirmed in both CGGA (AUC = 0.869) and TCGA (AUC = 0.902) cohorts.

The correlation between transcription factors and immune-related lncRNA was calculated by WCGNA.

Eventually, we built a network between 8 lncRNA and transcription factors.

The function of core immune-related lncRNA in gliomas immune microenvironment was also investigated by CIBERTSORT.

Our research provided a strong classifier of immune-related lncRNA to predict gliomas patient outcome.

We also found the correlation between core immune-related lncRNA and transcription factors.

These results may stimulate new strategy of immunotherapy in gliomas patients.