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Screens, maps & networks: from genome sequences to personalized medicine.
Current opinion in genetics & development - 1 Feb 2012
Sandmann Thomas, Boutros Michael
Abstract excerpt
Genome sequencing of tumors provides a wealth of information on mutations and structural variations, instilling hope that this data can be used to predict individual tumor progression and response to treatment. Yet currently, our ability to predict the functional consequences of these aberrations remains poor. How do cancer-associated mutations give rise to the hallmark phenotypes of cancer? Recently, information...
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