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A comparison study reveals important features of agreement and disagreement between summarized DNA and RNA data obtained from renal cell carcinoma.

Mutation research - 17 Nov 2008

Zhang Zhong-Fa, Matsuda Daisuke, Khoo Sok Kean, Buzzitta Kristin, Block Elizabeth, Petillo David, Richard Stéphane, Anema John, Furge Kyle A, Teh Bin T

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Cytogenetic abnormalities, such as DNA amplifications and deletions, often lead to significant changes in gene expression levels within a chromosomal region. Instead of generating additional DNA copy number data, one method to identify DNA copy number abnormalities has been to search existing gen...

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PMID: 18790077
DOI: 10.1016/j.mrgentox.2008.08.009

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