The study, published earlier this month in Nature as part of a global Pan-Cancer Project*, discovered several new cancer drivers in non-coding genes. The overall conclusion, however, reaffirms that the vast majority of cancer drivers occur in protein-coding regions of the human genome.
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The study, published earlier this month in Nature as part of a global Pan-Cancer Project*, discovered several new cancer drivers in non-coding genes. The overall conclusion, however, reaffirms that the vast majority of cancer drivers occur in protein-coding regions of the human genome.
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