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Fig 1.

Cancer grades versus the number of differentially expressed genes.

The blue and red lines are for the numbers of differentially expressed and up-regulated genes, respectively, across the three grades considered.

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Fig 2.

Correlation between gene-expression levels and three grades of breast cancer.

(A) DLGAP5, (B) KIF2C, (C) ZMYND10, and (D) VAV3.

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Table 1.

The top ten most significantly enriched pathways by the 324 genes.

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Fig 3.

Cancer stages versus the number of differentially expressed genes.

The blue and red lines are for the numbers of differentially expressed and up-regulated genes, respectively, across the three stages.

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Fig 4.

Correlation between gene-expression levels and three grades of breast cancer.

(A) BHLHE40, (B) HSD17B6, (C) CACNA1A, and (D) HDAC8.

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Table 2.

Selected enriched pathways.

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Table 3.

The prediction accuracy of the identified gene combinations on TCGA microarray data.

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