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. 2019 Feb 22;20(4):968. doi: 10.3390/ijms20040968

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Frequency plots of copy number gains (above zero, green) and losses (below zero, red) defined for each subgroup. The fraction gained or lost is plotted on the y-axis versus genomic location on the x-axis. (A) Comparison of right-sided cancers in EOCC and LOCC; (B) comparison of left-sided cancers in EOCC and LOCC; (C) comparison of rectal cancers in EORC and LORC. EOCC: Early-onset colon cancer; EORC: Early-onset rectal cancer; LOCC: Late-onset colon cancer; LORC: Late-onset rectal cancer.

Frequency plots of copy number gains (above zero, green) and losses (below zero, red) defined for each subgroup. The fraction gained or lost is plotted on the y-axis versus genomic location on the x-axis. (A) Comparison of right-sided cancers in EOCC and LOCC; (B) comparison of left-sided cancers in EOCC and LOCC; (C) comparison of rectal cancers in EORC and LORC. EOCC: Early-onset colon cancer; EORC: Early-onset rectal cancer; LOCC: Late-onset colon cancer; LORC: Late-onset rectal cancer.