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TTTY14 expression profile based on

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Comparison	Statistical significance
Caucasian-vs-AfricanAmerican	N/A
Caucasian-vs-Asian	4.795435E-01
AfricanAmerican-vs-Asian	7.191143E-01

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PubMed-Cancer

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Comparison	Statistical significance
Age(41-60Yrs)-vs-Age(61-80Yrs)	N/A
Age(41-60Yrs)-vs-Age(81-100Yrs)	N/A
Age(61-80Yrs)-vs-Age(81-100Yrs)	N/A

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PubMed-Cancer

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NormalWeight	BMI is >=18.5 and <25	ExtremeWeight	BMI is >=25 and <30
Obese	BMI is >=30 and <40	ExtremeObese	BMI is >=40

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Comparison	Statistical significance
NormalWeight-vs-ExtremeWeight	N/A
NormalWeight-vs-Obese	N/A
NormalWeight-vs-ExtremeObese	5.199270E-01
ExtremeWeight-vs-Obese	N/A
ExtremeWeight-vs-ExtremeObese	6.736491E-01
Obese-vs-ExtremeObese	5.225016E-01

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MMMT: Heterologous-vs-MMMT: Homologous	N/A
MMMT: Heterologous-vs-MMMT: NOS	N/A
MMMT: Homologous-vs-MMMT: NOS	N/A

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