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Evaluating the biological functions of the prognostic genes identified by the Pathology Atlas in bladder cancer

13 Nov 2020

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The prognosis‑associated genes of urinary bladder cancer have been systematically investigated in the Pathology Atlas project based on The Cancer Genome Atlas data. However, the biological functions of most genes in bladder cancer remain unknown. The present study investigated the biological function of 12 of the most significant survival‑associated genes (ABRACL, MITD1, ZNF524, EMP1, HSPB6, CXorf38, TRIM38,...

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PMID: 33200223
DOI: 10.3892/or.2020.7853

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