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Recovering anaerobic bacterial genomes in saliva, tumour and blood whole genome sequencing data from patients with prostate cancer

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By S. V. Subramanian, A. A. Butler, N. Corcoran, F. Favero, V. Gnanapragasam, A. Jalil. Hamid, C. G. Jung, M. Loda, T. Schlomm, T. Yamaguchi, B. C. Pope, R. Bristow, K. Cheng, A. Gruber, F. Khani, T. K. Rausch, B. Robinson, O. Cussenot, R. A. Eeles, N. Annels, R. Hurst, C. Cooper, D. S. Brewer, A. Gihawi, A. Bampalis, G. S. Bova, Z. Kote Jarai, G. Leeman, J. Reimand, A. Sahli, J. Weischenfelft, C. Hovens, M. N. Brook, E. G. Girma, H. H. He, E. L. Imada, G. M. Jakobsdottir, P. Lutsik, L. Marchionni, R. Molania, A. T. Papenfuss, D. Pellegrina, L. R. Queiroz, C. Zanettini, K. D. Sørensen, P. Lamy, G. Cancel-Tassin, V. M. Hayes
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Abstract Microbial constituents in the gastrointestinal tract, the urine and prostate tissue are being linked with clinical differences in prostate cancer, and a recent meta-analysis has linked periodontal disease to this cancer. Several hypotheses exist regarding how specific bacteria can contribute towards the development of prostate cancer.
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