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An abundance of brain-expressed genes show ectopic activation in lung adenocarcinoma

2023-09-15

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Tumoral transformation processes sometimes include activation of unscheduled gene expression programs in the cancer cells. This is best exemplified by the so-called cancer-testis (CT) genes, a group of genes expressed in testicular germ cells that become activated in tumors of various somatic origins, through a process of DNA demethylation. Here, we explored the possibility that other tissue-specific gene clusters...

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0723b122-de3a-5f98-b0d0-513b401a55bb
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10.1101/2023.09.12.557389
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