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Breast Cancer and Smell: Hints from Epigenetic and Functional Alteration of the Olfaction

2021-09-30

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<h4>Purpose: </h4> Olfactory receptors are G protein coupled surface receptors (GPCRs) of which their ectopic expression is currently of mounting interest to the development and metastasis of malignancies. These genes having a direct contact with the environment may probably be stimulated by various factors which can bring about methylation aberrations, including DNA hypo and hyper-methylation. Here we gather clue...

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76994061-75c1-57f1-8e89-e0c8f352348b
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-910345/v1
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