Inheritance of a cancer-associated MLH1 germ-line epimutation

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Persons who have hypermethylation of one allele of MLH1 in somatic cells throughout the body (a germ-line epimutation) have a predisposition for the development of cancer in a pattern typical of hereditary nonpolyposis colorectal cancer. By studying the f
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Hitchins, Megan P.
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Wong, Justin J.L.
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Suthers, Graeme
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Suter, Catherine M.
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Martin, David I.K.
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Hawkins, Nicholas
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Ward, Robyn L.
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2007
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Journal Article
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