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Classification of breast carcinomas according to gene expression profiles.

Journal of medicine and life - 15 Mar 2013

Moldovan L, Mitroi A, Petrescu C M, Aschie M

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Breast carcinomas represent an important health problem. Understanding the development of breast cancer from precursor is critical for clinical treatment and prevention, however little is known about the molecular events involved in the progression to cancer. The advent of gene expression microarray technology provides a new powerful tool to assist in the determination of diagnosis, prognosis and treatment. In...

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