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Interplay of cell proliferation and tissue remodelling in colorectal cancer

2019-01-01

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Human cancers can be classified based on gene expression signatures quantifying the degree of cell proliferation and a feature we term tissue remodelling. Yet, specific factors regulating the gene expression programs of cell proliferation and tissue remodelling are not well understood. In this work, I address this question using colorectal cancer as a case study. In an initial evaluation of clinical outcome predic...

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DOI: 10.5525/gla.thesis.40975

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