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Network properties of cancer prognostic genes and their gene sets in the human protein interactome

2019-09-24

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Background Identifying prognostic genes (PG) is crucial for estimating survival time and providing pinpoint treatments for patients with cancer. However, prognostic genes sets (PGS) reported in most existing research have low reproducibility and overlap ever between the same cancers or their subtypes. Their common characteristic as well as the molecular mechanism of action is still elus...

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0d552dec-1457-55b5-a822-ef0991381856
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10.21203/rs.2.14851/v1
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