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Differential expression of the circadian clock network correlates with tumour progression in gliomas.

BMC medical genomics - 3 Jul 2023

Petkovic Marina, Yalçin Müge, Heese Oliver, Relógio Angela

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BACKGROUND: Gliomas are tumours arising mostly from astrocytic or oligodendrocytic precursor cells. These tumours are classified according to the updated WHO classification from 2021 in 4 grades depending on molecular and histopathological criteria. Despite novel multimodal therapeutic approaches, the vast majority of gliomas (WHO grade III and IV) are not curable. The circadian clock is an important regulator of...

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PMID: 37400829
DOI: 10.1186/s12920-023-01585-w
PMCID: PMC10316603

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