Integrative modelling of tumour DNA methylation quantifies the contribution of metabolism
Altered DNA methylation is a feature of cancer and between-patient variability is prevalent. Here, the authors integrate data on thousands of human tumours, and find that expression levels of methionine metabolism genes are predictive of methylation features, and that the breakdown of this relations...
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Nature Portfolio
2016
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| Acceso en línea: | https://doaj.org/article/102b2e6f459e45a7a7d09cd07fb3d589 |
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| Sumario: | Altered DNA methylation is a feature of cancer and between-patient variability is prevalent. Here, the authors integrate data on thousands of human tumours, and find that expression levels of methionine metabolism genes are predictive of methylation features, and that the breakdown of this relationship is a negative prognostic marker. |
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