Signature of collagen alpha-1(x) gene expression in human cancers and their therapeutic implications.

Cancers are a class of disorders that entail uncontrollably unwanted cell development with dissemination. One in six fatalities globally is attributed to cancer, a global health issue. The analysis of the entire DNA sequence and how it expresses itself in tumor cells is known as cancer genomics. The development of novel cancer treatments has been facilitated because of the genomics method. COL10A1 gene, a short chain collagen, and an interstitial matrix component, acts as a predictive biomarker for cancer prognosis. Recognizing the fundamental consequences of mutations in the COL10A1 gene and its expression in cancer is crucial. Analyzing the COL10A1 gene expression with a data set and gene expression patterns shows the level of display of the tumor. Examining the therapeutic techniques of COL10A1 gene expression leads to early detection, screening, radiation therapy, and advanced developments. This review highlights the value of the COL10A1 gene in breast, gastric, pancreatic, lung, and colorectal cancers, emphasizing its role in gene expression patterns and therapeutic techniques.