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RNASeq as a tool to understand dysregulation of potential biomarkers in HNSC

2022-09-21

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With its rising fatality rates, oral cancer is one of the most concerning public health issues. To reduce disease-related mortality and morbidity, advancements in screening and detection are critical. Finding specific biomarkers is one of the most successful approaches for screening, diagnosing, and staging this dreadful disease. In this study differentially expressed genes associated with oral cancer were analyze...

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Literature Corpus work: bda83c6a-9b21-5e0e-be6e-ae094a4bc18f
DOI: 10.1101/2022.09.20.508683

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