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A cross-cancer metastasis signature in the microRNA-mRNA axis of paired tissue samples

2018-12-02

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In the progression of cancer, cells acquire genetic mutations that cause uncontrolled growth. Over time, the primary tumour may undergo additional mutations that allow for the cancerous cells to spread throughout the body as metastases. Since metastatic development typically results in markedly worse patient outcomes, research into the identity and function of metastasisassociated biomarkers could eventually trans...

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b21a680b-7ed9-5431-a057-010bb77e63aa
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10.1101/484816
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