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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Apr. 28, 2015
Filed:
Dec. 13, 2004
John Foekens, Rotterdam, NL;
Nadia Harbeck, Otterfing, DE;
Thomas Koenig, Berlin, DE;
Sabine Maier, Brussels, BE;
John W. Martens, Rotterdam, NL;
Fabian Model, Berlin, DE;
Inko Nimmrich, Berlin, DE;
Manfred Schmitt, Munich, DE;
Ralf Lesche, Berlin, DE;
Dimo Dietrich, Berlin, DE;
Volkmar Mueller, Hamburg, DE;
Antje Kluth Lukas, Wentorf, DE;
Ina Schwope, Berlin, DE;
Oliver Hartmann, Berlin, DE;
Peter Adorjan, Berlin, DE;
Almuth Marx, Nuremberg, DE;
Heinz Hoefler, Munich, DE;
John Foekens, Rotterdam, NL;
Nadia Harbeck, Otterfing, DE;
Thomas Koenig, Berlin, DE;
Sabine Maier, Brussels, BE;
John W. Martens, Rotterdam, NL;
Fabian Model, Berlin, DE;
Inko Nimmrich, Berlin, DE;
Manfred Schmitt, Munich, DE;
Ralf Lesche, Berlin, DE;
Dimo Dietrich, Berlin, DE;
Volkmar Mueller, Hamburg, DE;
Antje Kluth Lukas, Wentorf, DE;
Ina Schwope, Berlin, DE;
Oliver Hartmann, Berlin, DE;
Peter Adorjan, Berlin, DE;
Almuth Marx, Nuremberg, DE;
Heinz Hoefler, Munich, DE;
Epigenomics AG, Berlin, DE;
Abstract
The present invention relates to modified and genomic sequences, to oligonucleotides and/or PNA-oligomers for detecting the cytosine methylation state of genomic DNA, as well as to a method for predicting the disease free survival and/or response of a subject with a cell proliferative disorder of the breast tissues, to endocrine treatment.