1. Volume 147, Issue 1, (September 2011)
Cancer's Epigenome 
Cell 
Volume 147, Issue 1, (September 2011)
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2. A multidimensional scaling of methylation for selected CpGs in cancer, showing the distribution of normal tissues (left) and cancer (right). A few cancer samples fall within the normal range but do not define a tight distribution themselves. Dotted lines indicate the typical variation for normal tissues. Image courtesy of K.D. Hansen and W. Timp.
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3. Genome-wide visualization of somatic mutation targets in non-Hodgkin lymphoma from Morin et al. (2011). Purple circles mark genes mutated in more than one case, with their diameters proportional to the number of cases with single-nucleotide variants observed. Image courtesy of R. Morin.
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4. Histology image of a hepatitis C-associated liver cancer case with an ARID2 mutation. Image courtesy of M. Torbenson.
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5. The confocal image in the Sputnik satellite shows a cell overexpressing satellite DNA and with abnormally amplified centrosomes (red). At center is a mathematical deconvolution of the confocal image to resolve the tubulin fibers (green) and the individual chromosomes (blue). Image courtesy of Q. Zhu, J. Fitzpatrick, and J. Simon.
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