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Background: It is now recognized that the symptoms of colon cancer differ according to whether the tumor is located on the left or right side of the patient. The results of the present study point to the differences in the tissue and embryonic origins of left- and right-sided colon cancer that cause the variations in molecular typing. The research purpose of this study is to establish a core differential gene scoring model and proved its effect.

Methods: We downloaded transcriptome data and clinical information from The Cancer Genome Atlas (TCGA). A total of 243 patients in stages II and III were grouped according to the colon cancer site. Then we screened for differential transcriptome products. The corresponding differential gene were performing a corresponding protein interaction analysis. We used 12 algorithms in Cytoscape to calculate the hub genes and a total of 37 hub genes were obtained finally. We extracted the first principal component value (PC1) of the hub genes to evaluate the effectiveness of screening. Cox regression analysis was performed for the differential genes. Finally, we performed a prognostic analysis on right-sided colon cancer patients using the gene, PC1 and relevant clinical information.

Results: After screening for differentially expressed genes, 37 hub genes were obtained with appropriate algorithms. PC1 showed differences in hub genes between left- and right-sided colon cancer patients. and 31 other genes were identified as significant by Cox regression analysis and were significantly mutated in patients with right-sided colon cancer. Finally, we selected the gene and relevant clinical information as the prognostic factors to build a scoring model. The prediction effect of the model was satisfied.

Conclusions: We constructed a prognostic model based on , PC1, and other relevant clinical information and proved its good effect.

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