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Association between Lifestyle Factors and CpG Island Methylation in a Cancer-Free Population
1 Nov 2009
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BACKGROUND: Many risk factors have been associated with cancer, such as age, family history, race, smoking, high-fat diet, and poor nutrition. It is important to reveal the molecular changes related to risk factors that could facilitate early detection, prevention, and overall control of cancer. METHODS: We selected six cancer-specific methylated genes that have previously been reported in primary tumors and have...
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