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Assessment of methylation events during colorectal tumor progression by absolute quantitative analysis of methylated alleles.

Molecular cancer research : MCR - 1 May 2007

de Maat Michiel F G, Umetani Naoyuki, Sunami Eiji, Turner Roderick R, Hoon Dave S B

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To date, the epigenetic events involved in the progression of colorectal cancer are not well described. To study, in detail, methylation during colorectal cancer development in high-risk adenomas, we developed an assay combining in situ (on-slide) sodium bisulfite modification (SBM) of paraffin-e...

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PMID: 17510312
DOI: 10.1158/1541-7786.MCR-06-0358

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