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Supplementary Material 1. The additional files include: Supplementary Table S1. Comparison of VLCFAs groups content in cancer tissue stratified for stage, Supplementary Table S2. Comparison of VLCFAs groups content in cancer tissue stratified for histopathological type, Supplementary Table S3 Fatty acid content [%] in fatty tissues from breasts of cancer patients and healthy control subjects and Supplementary Figure S1 Representative H&E-stained images of cancer tissueand normal fibroglandular tissue from breast cancer patient. Supplementary Table S4. Comparative analysis of gene expression profiles in tumor tissues of patients of cancer stages I and II, Supplementary Table S5 provides primer sequences used to assess gene expression by RT-PCR. Supplementary Figure S2 Oxidative stress parameters and NEFA content in tissues from breast cancer patients. Supplementary Figure S3 ROC curves and corresponding boxplots of serum content of different FA groups with very long chains, Supplementary Table S6. BMI-associated effects on serum fatty acid levels estimated using ANCOVA, Supplementary Table S7 Comparison of VLCFAs groups content in serum stratified for stage, Supplementary Table S8. Comparison of VLCFAs groups content in serum stratified for histopathological type.

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Supplementary Material 1. The additional files include: Supplementary Table S1. Comparison of VLCFAs groups content in cancer tissue stratified for stage, Supplementary Table S2. Comparison of VLCFAs groups content in cancer tissue stratified for histopathological type, Supplementary Table S3 Fatty acid content [%] in fatty tissues from breasts of cancer patients and healthy control subjects and Supplementary Figure S1 Representative H&E-stained images of cancer tissueand normal fibroglandular tissue from breast cancer patient. Supplementary Table S4. Comparative analysis of gene expression profiles in tumor tissues of patients of cancer stages I and II, Supplementary Table S5 provides primer sequences used to assess gene expression by RT-PCR. Supplementary Figure S2 Oxidative stress parameters and NEFA content in tissues from breast cancer patients. Supplementary Figure S3 ROC curves and corresponding boxplots of serum content of different FA groups with very long chains, Supplementary Table S6. BMI-associated effects on serum fatty acid levels estimated using ANCOVA, Supplementary Table S7 Comparison of VLCFAs groups content in serum stratified for stage, Supplementary Table S8. Comparison of VLCFAs groups content in serum stratified for histopathological type.

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