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The dyslipidemia-associated SNP on the APOA1/C3/A5 gene cluster predicts post-surgery poor outcome in Taiwanese breast cancer patients: a 10-year follow-up study.
BMC cancer - 5 Jul 2013
Hsu Mei-Chi, Lee Kuo-Ting, Hsiao Wei-Chiang, Wu Chih-Hsing, Sun Hung-Yu, Lin I-Ling, Young Kung-Chia
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BACKGROUND: Post-surgery therapies are given to early-stage breast cancer patients due to the possibility of residual micrometastasis, and optimized by clincopathological parameters such as tumor stage, and hormone receptor/lymph node status. However, current efficacy of post-surgery therapies is unsatisfactory, and may be varied according to unidentified patient genetic factors. Increases of breast cancer...
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