DNA methylation reveals distinct cells of origin for pancreatic neuroendocrine carcinomas and pancreatic neuroendocrine tumors

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RT @molsysbio: Congratulations to @compcancerRTG graduate @TincySimon for her Genome Medicine paper!

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Congratulations to @compcancerRTG graduate @TincySimon for her Genome Medicine paper!

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Pancreatic NEC - a totally different beast than pancreatic NET in terms of cell of origin...? A very interesting study using DNA methylation analysis. Panc NECs seem to be of exocrine origin, resembling acinar cell type and not endocrine origin. https://t.

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