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Inferring circadian rhythm disruptions in cancer using phase differences between clock genes

2025-01-22

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Circadian rhythms exist across various levels of biological activities, from molecular processes to behaviors. Circadian clock genes are closely linked to the onset and progression of cancer; however, systematic analysis of their rhythmic expression in human tumors is still lacking due to difficulties in time-series sampling. In this study, we examined and improved the method for inferring phase differences throug...

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Literature Corpus work: 980892d8-ae2c-553a-a215-2adbb9238146
DOI: 10.1101/2025.01.18.633712

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