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RNA sequencing-based cell proliferation analysis across 19 cancers identifies a subset of proliferation-informative cancers with a common survival signature

2016-07-10

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Despite advances in cancer diagnosis and treatment strategies, robust prognostic signatures remain elusive in most cancers. Cell proliferation has long been recognized as a prognostic marker in cancer, but it has not been thoroughly investigated across multiple cancers. Here we explore the role of cell proliferation across 19 cancers (n=6,581 patients) using tissue-based RNA sequencing from The Cancer Genome Atlas...

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b1d0222e-28dc-5a74-a75b-77823023861e
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10.1101/063057
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