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<i>CDX2</i> promoter methylation is not associated with mRNA expression

27 Apr 2009

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Yuasa et al.1 published that specific lifestyle factors, described to be potentially preventive of gastric cancer on epidemiological basis, may directly influence the carcinogenic process by affecting demethylation or maintenance of unmethylated status of selected genes. Specifically, it was shown that CDX2 was methylated in 23.6% of primary gastric carcinomas, whereas no methylation was seen in adjacent...

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PMID: 19569237
DOI: 10.1002/ijc.24544

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