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Additional file 1 of Circular RNA dynamics in breast-to-brain metastatic cascade
Additional file 1: Tables S1-2. Table S1- [Classification of cell lines utilized in the experiments]. Table S2 - [Circular RNAs commonly deregulated in BTB mets compared with all other cancer cell lines, together with the top five predicted miRNA interactors for each circRNA].
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