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Functional analysis of genetic variants associated with risk for breast cancer: 12q24, a candidate risk locus

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Figure 1.1.2.1  Carcinogenesis  stages.  Tumours  are  complex groups  of  cells, with high  level  of  intra-  and  inter-  heterogeneity
Figure 1.2.1.1  Histological  classification  of  breast  cancer. Breast  cancer  can  be  catalogued  into  different  subtypes,  according  to  histological  features  and  growth  patterns
Figure  1.2.1.2  Molecular  classification  of  breast  cancer.  Breast  cancer  present  different   subtypes,  according  to  intrinsic  molecular  characteristics  identified  by  microarray  analysis  of  patient  tumour  specimens
Figure  1.2.3.2.1  Breast  cancer  genetic  susceptibility  loci. The  relative  risks and  risk  allele  frequency  for  each  locus
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