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DNA signatures as a predictor of breast cancer risk

2018-01-01

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Introduction: Breast cancer is the most common cancer in the UK with around 54,900 new cases diagnosed each year and 11,400 breast cancer deaths reported in 2016. Early diagnosis of breast cancer and personalised treatment strategies lead to a more favourable outcome. Biomarkers are essential for disease management in terms of risk calculation, response to treatment and disease outcome. The aim of this study has b...

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e37da193-7632-5df2-b440-cbe28e506632
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10.17638/03045626
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