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Das S. DNA methylation profiling in central nervous system tumors: Where do we draw the line of clinical utility? World J Exp Med 2026; 16(1): 115070 [PMID: 41883455 DOI: 10.5493/wjem.v16.i1.115070]
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Author‘s Comments
This editorial addresses the evolving landscape of DNA methylation profiling in CNS tumors, bridging the gap between molecular classification and practical bedside application. While methylation-based diagnostics have revolutionized tumor subtyping, determining their true 'clinical utility' remains a complex challenge. My editorial highlights the necessity of balancing high-resolution molecular data with actionable treatment pathways, ensuring that precision medicine remains accessible and meaningful for patient management
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