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Intracellular trafficking of cancer-implicated proteins in women's cancers

2018-01-01

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Cancers from breast and ovary account for around 20% of women’s death from malignant neoplasms in the UK. Although survival from cancer has been improved, about half of cancer patients are not able to survive for more than ten years. To the date, over 600 genes have been identified to be implicated in malignant transformation and these genes can be grouped into two broad classes: oncogenes and tumour suppressor ge...

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76b19617-738a-5f2e-b01a-d9075dbda7be
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10.25560/78821
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