The use of genomic and epigenomic signatures detected in DNA from tumors to make inferences about cancer etiology in the context of epidemiological studies

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The use of genomic and epigenomic signatures detected in DNA from tumors to make inferences about cancer etiology in the context of epidemiological studies

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The use of genomic and epigenomic signatures detected in DNA from tumors to make inferences about cancer etiology in the context of epidemiological studies

The use of genomic and epigenomic signatures detected in DNA from tumors to make inferences about cancer etiology in the context of epidemiological studies

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