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Recently, a multicenter colorectal cancer (CRC) subtyping consortium introduced a consensus molecular classification system for CRC.

This study provides a novel, though not yet clinically validated, molecular classification system for DCIS.

Furthermore, a new molecular classification system, 5 molecular subtypes based on separate spectral quantification of HER2, ER, and progesterone receptor (PR) was established (Fig.  3) [ 27].

The present studies provide a new molecular classification system in which Nox and Duox proteins are organized into seven distinct subfamilies.

We have previously established a molecular classification system for UC based on global gene expression patterns (Lund subtypes), and defined five major biologically distinct classes of tumors [ 4].

In conclusion, our results indicate that a molecular classification system, based on the statistical analysis of gene expression profiling, is a useful approach for tumour subgrouping and the discovery of new molecular markers.

New technologies including next-generation sequencing have enabled more detailed analysis of urothelial carcinoma, and several groups have proposed molecular classification systems based on these data, although consensus is elusive.

These studies also have led to the development of novel genomically based molecular classification systems for gastric cancer, reinforced the importance of classic driver mutations in gastric cancer pathogenesis, and led to the discovery of new driver gene mutations that previously were not known to be associated with gastric cancer.

On the basis of the Her2+/TN molecular phenotype, we developed an 803-gene signature, the ClinicoMolecular Triad Classification system, which is a new, clinically useful molecular classification scheme for breast cancer.

Application of the molecular-based classification system provides additional information on the different cell origin of basal-like and luminal-like tumours.

Our investigation failed to disclose any association between the molecular-based classification system and survival, whereas Gama et al. [ 34] found only the basal-like group significantly associated with a short survival.