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NOTCH, SUMOylation and ESR-Mediated Signalling Are the Main Molecular Pathways Showing Significantly Different Epimutation Score Between Expressing or not Estrogen Receptor Breast Cancer in Three Public EWAS Datasets

2023-06-19

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Oestrogen receptor expression in breast cancer (BC) cells is a marker of high cellular differentiation and allows the identification of two BC groups (ER-positive and ER-negative) that, although not completely homogeneous, differ in biological characteristics, clinical behaviour and therapeutic options. The study, based on three publicly available EWAS datasets, focuses on the comparison between these two groups o...

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Literature Corpus work: 3f23348f-d3be-570a-90be-b8ff2e542bfe
DOI: 10.20944/preprints202306.1361.v1

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