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Sontrop, H.M.J. (author)
Microarrays offer biologists an exciting tool that allows the simultaneous assessment of gene expression levels for thousands of genes at once. At the time of their inception, microarrays were hailed as the new dawn in cancer biology and oncology practice with the hope that within a decade diseases like breast cancer would be solved. Various...
doctoral thesis 2015
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Sontrop, H.M.J. (author), Verhaegh, W.F.J. (author), Reinders, M.J.T. (author), Moerland, P.D. (author)
In recent years increasing evidence appeared that breast cancer may not constitute a single disease at the molecular level, but comprises a heterogeneous set of subtypes. This suggests that instead of building a single monolithic predictor, better predictors might be constructed that solely target samples of a designated subtype, which are...
journal article 2011
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Sontrop, H.M.J. (author), Moerland, P.D. (author), Van den Ham, R. (author), Reinders, M.J.T. (author), Verhaegh, W.F.J. (author)
Background: Large discrepancies in signature composition and outcome concordance have been observed between different microarray breast cancer expression profiling studies. This is often ascribed to differences in array platform as well as biological variability. We conjecture that other reasons for the observed discrepancies are the measurement...
journal article 2009