… tissue-specific DNA methylation in cancer (eg, BRCA1 is hypermethylated exclusively in
breast and ovarian carcinomas), the identification of different cancer types by DNA methylation …

… It is essential to our understanding of the role of DNA methylation in cancer to find out whether
the changes seen in DNA methylation patterns and MTase expression contribute to or are …

… Because DNA methylation is reversible, drugs like 5′-azacytidine, … DNA methyl transferase
and small interference RNA are being developed, making the field of DNA methylation …

… 9 methylation is also necessary for some DNA methylation in … , suggesting ways in which
DNA methylation patterns may be … carcinogenesis where DNA methylation patterns become …

… identifying cancer-specific differences in genome methylation … DNA methylation that occur
upon cell culture (Smiraglia et al., 2001). In this review, only cancer-specific DNA methylation …

… genomic location of a DNA methylation-based biomarker is an … of DNA methylation for the
development of cancer biomarkers, … for the development of DNA methylation-based biomarkers …

… Carcinogenesis can also result from aberrations in genomic DNA methylation that include
hypermethylation and hypomethylation of promoter or first exon of cancer-related genes. …

… DNA suggesting that epigenetics plays an important role in tumorigenesis. The potent and
specific inhibitor of DNA methylation, … inhibitors of DNA methylation in patients with cancer and …

… Silencing by DNA Methylation The biology of DNA methylation events in cancer is currently
… DNA methylation is a relatively stable modification that occurs in the context of CpG …

… tissues to cancer, and it is very likely that DNA methylation is … is characterized by changes in
DNA methylation very similar to … generation of abnormal DNA methylation patterns is oxygen …