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MicroRNA-124a and microRNA-34b/c are frequently methylated in all histological types of colorectal cancer and polyps, and in the adjacent normal mucosa

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MicroRNA-124a and microRNA-34b/c are frequently methylated in all histological types of colorectal cancer and polyps, and in the adjacent normal mucosa (English)

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colorectal cancer

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colorectal carcinoma

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Guoren Deng

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Sanjay Kakar

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Young S Kim

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publication date

January 2011

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Oncology Letters

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175-180

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10.3892/OL.2010.222

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