A novel epigenetic biomarker for detecting
bladder cancer and a method thereof. The method comprises following steps: (1) providing a to-be-detected specimen; (2) detecting a CpG sequence
methylation status of at least one targeted
gene in
genome DNA of the to-be-detected specimen, wherein the targeted
gene is selected from at least one of the group consisting of ZNF671, PTPRR, SOX1, PAX1, ZNF582, AJAP1, SOX17, EDN3, ST6GAL2, ZNF614, PTGDR, SYT9, SOX8, HS3ST2, POU4F3, ADRA1D, MAGI2, EPO, NEFH, POU4F2, STC2 and THRB; and determining whether the specimen is suffered from
cancer or precancerous lesions or not according to whether the
methylation status of the targeted
gene exists or not, or employing the determination of the existence of the
methylation status of the targeted gene as treatment prognosis. The invention also discloses a novel epigenetic biomarker for detecting the
bladder cancer, wherein the biomarker comprises a methylated CpG locus of the
target gene. The methylated CpG locus can be detected in
urine.