Article
Recurrent alternative splicing isoform switches in tumor samples provide novel signatures of cancer
2014-07-04
Abstract excerpt
Cancer genomics has been instrumental to determine the genetic alterations that are predictive of various tumor conditions. However, the majority of these alterations occur at low frequencies, motivating the need to expand the catalogue of cancer signatures. Alternative pre-mRNA splicing alterations, which bear major importance for the understanding of cancer, have not been exhaustively studied yet in the context...
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- Literature Corpus work
- 4fe3361d-67e2-5faa-ac72-40f3071c181a
- DOI
- 10.1101/006908
