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Predicting ovarian/breast cancer pathogenic risks of BRCA1 gene variants of unknown significance

2020-06-05

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The difficulty of early diagnosis for ovarian cancer is an important cause of the high mortal rates of ovarian cancer patients. Instead of symptom-based diagnostic methods, modern sequencing technologies enable the access of human’s genetic information via reading DNA/RNA molecules’ nucleotide base sequences. In such way, genes’ mutations and variants could be identified and hence a better clinical diagnosis in mo...

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1b388e97-361c-550e-954b-2333fa6520c3
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10.1101/2020.06.04.20120055
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