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DNA methylation data can classify different types of cancer

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DNA methylation data can classify different types of cancer
(A) This graph shows the differential methylation of genes between the two types of cancer explored in this experiment: AML and ALL. Data from two ALL and three AML patients are shown. (B) A 'heatmap' shows genes that had a decrease in expression (blue) and an increase in expression (red). Each row represents expression of a different gene.

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Epigenomics: The New Tool in Studying Complex Diseases

Identical twins often develop different characteristics, even though they carry the same sequence of DNA nucleotides. How can this be? The answer lies in epigenomics.

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