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Association of DNA methyltransferase polymorphisms with breast cancer: a nested case‒control study of the Arkansas Rural Community Health study.
BMC cancer - 10 Feb 2026
Mayberry Sarah A, Hsu Ping-Ching, Lin Hui-Yi, Rogers Lora J, Stahr Shelbie D, Su L Joseph
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BACKGROUND: Breast cancer remains the most commonly diagnosed cancer and a leading cause of cancer-related mortality among women in the United States. While many risk factors have been identified, a substantial proportion of breast cancer cases occur in individuals without known risk profiles, underscoring the need to investigate novel genetic and epigenetic contributors. DNA methylation, an epigenetic...
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