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J. M. Garcia-Cardenas

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Metastatic signaling of hypoxia-related genes across TCGA Pan-Cancer types

A. Lopez-Cortes, P. Guevara-Ramirez, S. Guerrero, E. Ortiz-Prado, J. M. Garcia-Cardenas, A. K. Zambrano, I. Armendariz-Castillo, A. Perez-Villa, V. Yumiceba, N. Varela, D. Cordova-Bastidas, P. E. Leone, C. Paz-y-Mino

This study identifies hypoxia-related genes associated with metastasis across 17 TCGA cancer types, revealing key signaling pathways and potential therapeutic targets.

bioRxiv · Feb 1, 2020 · PreprintCancer Biology

In silico analyses reveal new putative Breast Cancer RNA-binding proteins

S. Guerrero, A. Lopez-Cortes, J. M. Garcia-Cardenas, I. Armendariz-Castillo, A. K. Zambrano, A. Indacochea, A. Perez-Villa, V. Yumiceba, P. Guevara-Ramirez, A. Jacome-Alvarado, P. E. Leone, C. Paz-y-Mino

The paper identifies six putative breast cancer progressor and five suppressor RNA-binding proteins through in silico analysis of cancer databases.

bioRxiv · Jan 8, 2020 · PreprintCancer Biology