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Study of DACH1 Expression and its Epigenetic Regulators as Possible Breast Cancer-Related Biomarkers.
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Abstract
Background: Breast carcinogenesis involves both genetic and epigenetic changes. DNA methylation, as well as micro-RNA regulations, are the significant epigenetic phenomena dysregulated in breast cancer. Herein, the expression of Methods: The SYBR green-based Real-Time reverse transcription-PCR was used to determine Results: Conclusion:
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