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Commercial gene expression tests for prostate cancer prognosis provide paradoxical estimates of race-specific risk

2019-04-12

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<h4>Background</h4> Commercial gene expression signatures of prostate cancer (PCa) prognosis were developed and validated in cohorts of predominantly European American men (EAM). Limited research exists on the value of such signatures in African American men (AAM), who have poor PCa outcomes. We explored differences in gene expression between EAM and AAM for three commercially available panels recommended by the...

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03e716bd-89fb-5ff9-9916-5f5f7c977005
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10.1101/604058
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