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Marker identification and classification of cancer types using gene expression data and SIMCA.

Methods of information in medicine - 1 Jan 2004

Bicciato S, Luchini A, Di Bello C

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OBJECTIVES: High-throughput technologies are radically boosting the understanding of living systems, thus creating enormous opportunities to elucidate the biological processes of cells in different physiological states. In particular, the application of DNA micro-arrays to monitor expression profiles from tumor cells is improving cancer analysis to levels that classical methods have been unable to reach. However,...

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