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Serial Analysis of Gene Expression in Breast Cancer Cells significant, an enormous task lies ahead in order to completely understand the complex pathophysiology of the cancer cell. Due to the considerable research investment in the Human Genome Project, it is estimated that within the next few years we will have access to complete or at least partial sequ