The invention relates to a kit for detecting
cancer radiosensitivity and application of the kit to
curative effect prediction. According to the kit of the invention, the screening of molecular markersis completely based on whole-
genome RNAi
library screening which is a more practical and effective screening mode in international research level. Identification is carried out step by step in vitroand vivo based on a radiotherapy
tolerance induction process; it is finally found that RFC4 is a
gene highly correlated with radiotherapy tolerance of
colorectal cancer; clinical
retrospective analysis and in-vitro and in-vivo
functional analysis are performed on the identified RFC4
gene, it is revealed that the high expression levels of the RFC4
gene can be positively correlated with
tumor regression bad performance, and the RFC4 gene can be used to predict radiotherapy tolerance / sensitivity. Based on the above technical schemes of the invention, the kit used for predicting the
efficacy of local advanced neoadjuvant radiotherapy is obtained, and is of great realistic significance for solving the problem of differences between individuals in clinical efficacies and the prediction blanks ofregression / prognosis effects, and better achieving accurate treatment.