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Epigenetic Stem Cell Signature in Cancer

By Trevor | January 2, 2007

Nature Genetics has published a brief communication from Marth et. al on the epigenetic stem cell signature in cancer:

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Update: There are great summaries and reactions to this letter available at Migrations and Pure Pedantry.

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  • Topics: cancer, methylation, research articles |

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