Aberrant CpG methylation of the TFAP2A gene constitutes a mechanism for loss of TFAP2A expression in human metastatic melanoma

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Loss of TFAP2A expression in human metastatic #melanoma by aberrant CpG methylation: #Epigenetics: Vol 9, No 12 https://t.co/4Z2awNXGRv

Aberrant DNA methylation of the TFAP2A gene in human metastatic #melanoma http://t.co/JEdGMXkM02 @melanomaIowa @JLBrown_Uiowa #epigenetics

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Aberrant DNA methylation of the TFAP2A gene in human metastatic #melanoma http://t.co/JEdGMXkM02 @melanomaIowa @JLBrown_Uiowa #epigenetics

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