Mitochondrial mutations and rearrangements as a diagnostic...

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Mitochondrial DNA deletions useful for the detection of cancers and sun exposure are provided. In particular, methods and kits for detecting mitochondrial DNA deletions for the early detection, diagnosis and progression of prostate cancer, sun exposure and non-melanoma skin cancer are provided.

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