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Identification of human exons overexpressed in tumors through the use of genome and expressed sequence data.

Physiological genomics - 11 May 2005

Kirschbaum-Slager Natanja, Parmigiani Raphael Bessa, Camargo Anamaria Aranha, de Souza Sandro José

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Alternative splicing is one of the major sources of the large transcriptional diversity found in human cells. Splicing variants have been shown to be associated with features like spreading and progression in several human tumors. Therefore, such variants may be of great importance as both diagnostic and therapeutic tools. Here, by using a set of criteria regarding the expression pattern of splicing variants and...

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PMID: 15784694
DOI: 10.1152/physiolgenomics.00237.2004

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