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Relationship between DNA methylation and gastric cancer and the detection method

Haili Liu

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Abstract

The aberrant DNA methylation is related to gastric carcinoma and one of the methods in tumor suppressor gene inactivation. It may be used as a useful molecule marker for diagnosis. Demethylation could possibly be a new therapy for gastric carcinoma.

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The aberrant DNA methylation is related to gastric carcinoma and one of the methods in tumor suppressor gene inactivation. It may be used as a useful molecule marker for diagnosis. Demethylation could possibly be a new therapy for gastric carcinoma.

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The aberrant DNA methylation is related to gastric carcinoma and one of the methods in tumor suppressor gene inactivation. It may be used as a useful molecule marker for diagnosis. Demethylation could possibly be a new therapy for gastric carcinoma.

Key concepts: DNA methylation, Demethylation, Cancer, Methylation, Cancer research, DNA, Suppressor, Tumor suppressor gene

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