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Cross‐species analysis of the canine and human bladder cancer transcriptome and exome

3 Jan 2017

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We investigated the correspondence between transcriptome and exome alterations in canine bladder cancer and the correspondence between these alterations and cancer-driving genes and transcriptional alterations in human bladder cancer. We profiled canine bladder tumors using mRNA-seq and exome-seq in order to investigate the similarity of transcriptional alterations in bladder cancer, in humans and canines, at the...

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PMID: 28052524
DOI: 10.1002/gcc.22441

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