A systematic review on the frequency of BRCA promoter methylation in breast and ovarian carcinomas of BRCA germline mutation carriers: Mutually exclusive, or not?

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@GCBrianne @Forbes @23andMe There is plenty of research showing that hyper methylation can contribute to repression BRCA. If you have a hyper methylated region, adding aggressive methyl groups would only further induce the repression. We know treating MTHF

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A systematic review on the frequency of #BRCA promoter methylation in #breastcancer and #ovariancancer of BRCA germline mutation carriers: Mutually exclusive, or not? #CancerResearch #bcsm #gyncsm #Genetics #HereditaryCancerNews https://t.co/MqTx0wFZgX

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