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5'UTR gene regions in germline DNA sequencing panels: lessons from the analysis of breast and ovarian cancer patients of Tatar and Bashkir ethnic origin.

Familial cancer - 26 May 2025

Sokolenko Anna P, Venina Aigul R, Romanko Alexandr A, Belogubova Evgenia V, Sultanbayev Alexandr V, Askarov Vadim E, Mukhamediarova Gulnara K, Bakaeva Elvina Kh, Syomina Maria V, Velyukhova Tatiana Yu, Preobrazhenskaya Elena V, Togo Alexandr V, Imyanitov Evgeny N

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BACKGROUND: Tatars and Bashkirs are large and closely related ethnic communities that reside in the territory of the Russian Federation but have managed to preserve their national identity through the course of history. METHODS: This study included 446 Tatars, 53 Bashkirs, and 26 women of mixed Tatar-Bashkir ethnicity. Germline DNA analysis was performed for 349 breast cancer (BC) patients with clinical features...

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PMID: 40419811
DOI: 10.1007/s10689-025-00477-5

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