Abstract:Background: In the year 2020 breast cancer was the most common form of cancer. Roughly 70% of breast cancers are estrogen receptor positive. MicroRNA-190b has previously been reported to be up-regulated in estrogen receptor positive breast cancers. Our group has previously demonstrated that microRNA-190b is hypomethylated in ER+ breast cancers, potentially leading to its upregulation. Results: In this study, using data from the Cancer Genome Atlas, we confirm that microRNA-190b is overexpressed in breast canc… Show more
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