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Integrated analysis of microfibrillar-associated proteins reveals MFAP4 as a novel biomarker in human cancers.
Epigenomics - 1 Jan 2019
Yang Jue, Song Hui, Chen Li, Cao Kun, Zhang Yongqiang, Li Yanmei, Hao Xiaojiang
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AIM: The potential functions and underlying mechanism of microfibrillar-associated proteins (MFAPs) are explored in human cancers. MATERIALS & METHODS: Here, we examined the expression profiles, prognostic values, epigenetic and genetic alterations of MFAPs in human cancers from public omics repository. RESULTS: Among MFAPs family, MFAP4 was frequently downregulated in the most human cancers and high mRNA...
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