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CanVaS: Documenting the genetic variation spectrum of Greek cancer patients

2021-06-15

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National genetic variation registries vastly increase the level of detail for the relevant population, while directly affecting patient management. Herein, we report CanVaS, a Cancer Variation reSource aiming to document the genetic variation of cancer patients in Greece. CanVaS comprises germline genetic data from 7,363 Greek individuals with a personal and/or family history of malignancy. The dataset incorporate...

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DOI: 10.22541/au.161674688.85580897/v3

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