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Molecular portraits and the family tree of cancer.

Nature genetics - 1 Dec 2002

Chung Christine H, Bernard Philip S, Perou Charles M

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The twenty-first century heralds a new era for the biological sciences and medicine. The tools of our time are allowing us to analyze complex genomes more comprehensively than ever before. A principal technology contributing to this explosion of information is the DNA microarray, which enables us to study genome-wide expression patterns in complex biological systems. Although the potential of microarrays is yet...

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PMID: 12454650
DOI: 10.1038/ng1038

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