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Proteomic study reveals a functional network of cancer markers in the G1-Stage of the breast cancer cell cycle

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Cancer cells are characterized by a deregulated cell cycle that facilitates abnormal proliferation by allowing cells to by-pass tightly regulated molecular checkpoints such as the G1/S restriction point. |

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