This invention relates to the field of
biological testing and discloses a
plasma polypeptide marker, COL1A2, associated with tumor
bone metastasis and pain, and its applications. To address the difficulties in early diagnosis of
bone cancer pain and tumor
bone metastasis, this study examined circulating COL1A2 levels in
plasma and found that it was significantly upregulated in patients with
bone metastasis and pain, and correlated significantly with clinical pain scores and tumor stage. Using
enzyme-linked immunosorbent
assay (ELISA) technology, a sensitive and specific COL1A2 detection method was established, capable of identifying the occurrence and stage of
bone cancer pain and tumor bone
metastasis with high predictive
efficacy of 0.95 and 0.94, respectively. This
assay is low-cost and simple to operate, making it suitable for clinical application. It provides scientific basis and
technical support for screening high-risk populations, early diagnosis of bone
metastasis, pain staging, and
personalized treatment. This invention is of great significance for optimizing diagnostic and treatment strategies for patients with
bone cancer pain and improving clinical translation efficiency.