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… On the other end of the spectrum, we find global DNA hypomethylation, the first epigenetic
alteration noted in cancer cells.58 In various cancers, 5 methyl-cytosine content was found to …

… an attractive opportunity of reverting cancer-specific alterations, … Epigenetic changes have
been identified as putative cancer … epigenetic changes that have been associated with cancer. …

… As the functional contributions to cancer initiation, progression, maintenance, and drug …
to target critical epigenetic pathways can be developed. Cancer epigenetic information is now …

… patterns in cancer cells and to … introduction followed by an account of the experimental
foundations of the field and concludes with remarks concerning prospects for cancer epigenetics …

… of the interplay between genetic and epigenetic mutations and their interaction … epigenetic
therapies. Here, I present an overview of the epigenetic processes that are affected in cancer …

… aberrant methylation in cancer was an epiphenomenon, … cancer cells and arising after the
cancer, rather than playing a causal role itself. This essay will address how cancer epigenetics …