Back-splicing transcript isoforms (circular RNAs) affect biologically relevant pathways and offer an additional layer of information to stratify NMIBC patients

Anshita Goel, Douglas Ward, Naheema Gordon, Ben Abbotts, Maurice Zeegers, KK Cheng, Nicholas James, Rik Bryan, Roland Arnold

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