Differentially methylated regions in T cells identify kidney transplant patients at risk for de novo skin cancer

Overview of attention for article published in Clinical Epigenetics, June 2018

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RT @Fleurr90: Presentation done! Great audience with lots of interesting questions @TTS2018 @RotterdamTrans If you want to know more, this…

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RT @Fleurr90: Presentation done! Great audience with lots of interesting questions @TTS2018 @RotterdamTrans If you want to know more, this work was recently published: https://t.co/iwfQzHN0Z0 #tts2018 #transplantation #DNAmethylation #epigenetics https://t

RT @Fleurr90: Presentation done! Great audience with lots of interesting questions @TTS2018 @RotterdamTrans If you want to know more, this…

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