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The Integrative Network of Gene Expression, MicroRNA, Methylation and Copy Number Variation in Colon and Rectal Cancer

2015-11-30

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Gene expression level changes in cancer patients have been studied for a long time and have proven to be useful in classifying patients, predicting drug response, etc. But factors that control the gene expression in pathological conditions are still unclear. Identifying the putative causal factors could greatly help in understanding the mechanisms of cancer development and progression. It is believed that the micr...

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10.2174/1574893611666151119215823
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