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CaSNP: a database for interrogating copy number alterations of cancer genome from SNP array data.
Nucleic acids research - 1 Jan 2011
Cao Qingyi, Zhou Meng, Wang Xujun, Meyer Cliff A, Zhang Yong, Chen Zhi, Li Cheng, Liu X Shirley
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Cancer is known to have abundant copy number alterations (CNAs) that greatly contribute to its pathogenesis and progression. Investigation of CNA regions could potentially help identify oncogenes and tumor suppressor genes and infer cancer mechanisms. Although single-nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) arrays have strengthened our ability to identify CNAs with unprecedented resolution, a comprehensive collection of CNA...
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