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Appraising the relevance of DNA copy number loss and gain in prostate cancer using whole genome DNA sequence data
The CRUK-ICGC Prostate Group
School of Medicine
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Agriculture & Biology
DNA
37%
epigenetics
24%
G-protein coupled receptors
30%
gene deletion
28%
genes
8%
genetic models
84%
genome
40%
haploinsufficiency
42%
inactivation
20%
ion channels
28%
loci
14%
mutation
16%
neoplasms
56%
nucleotide sequences
46%
prostatic neoplasms
100%
relapse
33%
sampling
8%
Medicine & Life Sciences
DNA
40%
Epigenomics
21%
G-Protein-Coupled Receptors
24%
Gene Deletion
26%
Genes
9%
Genetic Models
81%
Genome
49%
Haploinsufficiency
31%
Ion Channels
24%
Long Noncoding RNA
52%
Mutation
13%
Neoplasms
23%
Prostatic Neoplasms
58%
Recurrence
28%
Earth & Environmental Sciences
cancer
68%
DNA
60%
gene
22%
genome
68%
inversion
10%
ion
9%
loss
38%
mutation
14%
tumor
15%