ChIP-Seq Study Uncovers Outcome-Related Estrogen Receptor Binding Patterns in Breast Cancers

Jan 04, 2012

NEW YORK (GenomeWeb News) – In a study appearing online today in Nature, researchers from the UK and the Czech Republic reported that they have been able to discern distinct estrogen receptor-binding sites — and related gene expression profiles — in ER-positive breast cancer genomes from individuals with poor or more positive clinical outcomes.

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