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Candidate Cancer Genes Identified From GWAS Risk SNPs, Expression Clues

Aug 09, 2019
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NEW YORK – A team from the US and Spain used an integrative strategy to dig into potential regulatory relationships between germline risk variants and genes that may be prone to mutation in half a dozen cancer types.

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