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Molecular classification of breast cancer: is it time to pack up our microscopes?

Cover of PathologyCummings et al
Pathology 43(1) January 2011
ISSN: 0031-3025 • Frequency: 7/year • Subscribe Now

Breast cancer is a heterogeneous disease. The traditional classification uses morphology to divide tumours into distinct categories with differing prognosis and behavior. Despite providing high quality data cheaply, it has limitations and hence there has been a hope that the new molecular methods may help to refine the classification systems.

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