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Molecular markers in cancer

Clinica Chimica Acta, 2022
Cancer remains a common health issue having significant socioeconomic burden worldwide. Despite the awareness campaigns, cancer cases continue to increase due to an aging population and lack of early detection biomarkers. Accordingly, much research has focused on non-traditional approaches which include novel imaging modalities and liquid biopsy.
Ejaj, Ahmad   +10 more
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Molecular Markers

2023
Conventionally, establishment of relationship between the genotype and phenotype through genetic analysis was considered as key to success in plant breeding. The discovery of molecular markers has changed the entire scenario of genome analysis. Coinheritance of a gene of interest and a marker suggests that they are physically close on the chromosome ...
C. Judith Betsy, C. Siva
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Molecular Markers of Tumors

Bulletin of Experimental Biology and Medicine, 2009
The main biologically significant molecular markers of human tumors are discussed on the basis of modern published data and author's findings of many-year studies: steroid hormone receptors, growth factors and underlying signal proteins, tumor-associated proteases, and angiogenesis markers.
N E, Kushlinsky   +3 more
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Monomorphic molecular markers are as informative as polymorphic molecular markers

Indian Journal of Genetics and Plant Breeding (The), 2014
Molecular markers have been assisting breeders in crop improvement. Judicious integration of molecular markers with conventional breeding practices has contributed numerous improved varieties. In the process of MAS, monomorphic markers are most often eliminated from further investigations assuming that they are noninformative.
K. M. Sumantha Holla   +3 more
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Molecular Marker Databases

2014
The detection and analysis of genetic variation plays an important role in plant breeding and this role is increasing with the continued development of genome sequencing technologies. Molecular genetic markers are important tools to characterize genetic variation and assist with genomic breeding.
Lai, Kaitao (R18244)   +2 more
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Molecular markers in melanoma

British Journal of Dermatology, 2014
The last few years have witnessed the dawn of the molecular era in melanoma treatment. With the advent of successful therapy targeting mutant BRAF, melanoma is leading the field of cancer research in the molecular approach to therapy of advanced disease.
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Molecular Marker Applications in Plants

2014
Individuals within a population of a sexually reproducing species will have some degree of heritable genomic variation caused by mutations, insertion/deletions (INDELS), inversions, duplications, and translocations. Such variation can be detected and screened using molecular, or genetic, markers.
Hayward, Alice C.   +3 more
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Molecular Markers

2021
Conventionally, establishment of relationship between the genotype and phenotype through genetic analysis was considered as key to success in plant breeding. The discovery of molecular markers has changed the entire scenario of genome analysis. Coinheritance of a gene of interest and a marker suggests that they are physically close on the chromosome ...
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Molecular markers of prostate cancer

Urologic Oncology: Seminars and Original Investigations, 2006
Although prostate-specific antigen (PSA) has evolved as a very useful tool for detection of prostate cancer, there remains an urgent need for more accurate biomarkers to diagnose prostate cancer and predict cancer-related outcomes. Recent advances in the study of proteomics and high throughput techniques have led to the discovery of many potential ...
Timothy J, Bradford   +3 more
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Molecular Markers for Early Detection

Seminars in Oncology, 2010
A common belief is that the earlier that cancer is detected, the better the chance exists for reduced mortality and morbidity. The advent of new and emerging molecular, genetic, and imaging technologies has broadened the possible strategies for early detection and prevention, but a beneficial impact on mortality needs to be supported by clinical ...
Barbara K, Dunn   +3 more
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