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A pan-cancer analysis of prognostic genes

2015-11-08

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Numerous studies have identified prognostic genes in individual cancers, but a thorough pan-cancer analysis has not been performed. In addition, previous studies have mostly used microarray data instead of RNA-SEQ, and have not published comprehensive lists of associations with survival. Using recently available RNA-SEQ and clinical data from the The Cancer Genome Atlas for 6,495 patients, we have investigated eve...

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8fac2cec-a6c1-58fe-9738-b32e85e3d9b6
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10.1101/030924
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