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The IgLON family in ovarian cancer : functional characterisation of LSAMP and NEGR1 in comparison with the tumour suppressor OPCML

2013-01-01

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Out of all gynaecological cancers, epithelial ovarian cancer (EOC), a mainly sporadically occurring disease affecting postmenopausal women, exhibits the highest fatality-to-case ratio. Further research is therefore urgently required to combat the disease. In previous studies, our group identified the IgLON protein OPCML to be an important, frequently epigenetically inactivated (>80%) tumour suppressor in EOC. On t...

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77a34510-9cbe-591a-b8f3-1ec43d834abe
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10.25560/14612
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