Identifying epigenetic biomarkers of established prognostic factors and survival in a clinical cohort of individuals with oropharyngeal cancer

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New paper, enjoy reading! . Link: https://t.co/WSEwTewNem . #headandneckcancer #cancerdecabecaepescoco #cancerdecabezaycuello #cancerdeboca #oralcavitycancer #oralcancer #cancerdecavidadeoral #oncology #cancer https://t.co/TOEqBzxYpp

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good contribution @RyanLangdon19 !

23 Jul 2020

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RT @mrc_ieu: "DNA methylation at the SPEG locus could potentially mediate some of the association between smoking and oropharyngeal cancer…

23 Jul 2020

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"DNA methylation at the SPEG locus could potentially mediate some of the association between smoking and oropharyngeal cancer survival." Interesting findings, and a great opportunity to collaborate with @mrc_hgu and @dkfzEpigenetics ! #epigenetics #Genet

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