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Pathology of the Future: Molecular Profiling for Targeted Therapy

1 Jan 2005

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Recent evidence suggests that each patient's cancer has a unique subset of molecular pathogenetic derangements. These derangements may both genetic and proteomic alterations. Genomic and proteomic research tools enable genome-wide assessment of gene expression as well as kinase driven cell signaling events. These tools are illuminating the molecular derangements of individual tumors, even if these tumors have...

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PMID: 15779867
DOI: 10.1081/cnv-46434

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