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9781606927946 Developmental gene expression regulation.
An exemplary prognostic method comprises comparing the level of MN gene expression product in a tissue sample from the affected subject, with the average MN gene expression product level found in analogous preneoplastic/neoplastic tissue samples; an above average MN gene expression product level indicates poorer prognosis for the subject.
At present, gene expression microarrays allow the evaluation of the expression of thousands of genes simultaneously, thus, providing patterns of gene expression that serve to categorize tumors sharing common characteristics (eg, specific outcome, tumor histology).
 
 
 
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