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eTumorRisk, an algorithm predicts cancer risk based on comutated gene networks in an individual’s germline genome

2018-08-16

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Early cancer detection has potentials to reduce cancer burden. A prior identification of the high-risk population of cancer will facilitate cancer early detection. Traditionally, cancer predisposition genes such as BRCA1/2 have been used for identifying high-risk population of developing breast and ovarian cancers. However, such high-risk genes have only a few. Moreover, the complexity of cancer hints multiple gen...

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44f8be8a-0225-5533-b395-9affe561f7e3
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10.1101/393090
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