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PSPHL and breast cancer in African American women: causative gene or population stratification?

BMC genetics - 20 Mar 2014

Rummel Seth, Penatzer Cayla E, Shriver Craig D, Ellsworth Rachel E

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BACKGROUND: Phophoserine phosphatase-like (PSPHL) is expressed at significantly higher levels in breast tumors from African American women (AAW) compared to Caucasian women (CW). How overexpression of PSPHL contributes to outcome disparities is unclear, thus, molecular mechanisms driving expressi...

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PMID: 24650299
DOI: 10.1186/1471-2156-15-38
PMCID: PMC3994543

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