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  • Traditional cancer research focused on limited molecular pathways and genes.
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  • The concept of 'big data' in cancer research has emerged due to this data explosion.

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  • To highlight the role of bioinformatics and artificial intelligence in advancing cancer studies.

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  • Review of current literature on big data in cancer research.
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  • Synthesis of the interplay between big data, bioinformatics, and artificial intelligence.

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  • Big data analysis, coupled with bioinformatics and AI, has significantly improved basic cancer biology understanding.
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  • The integration of diverse datasets offers novel insights into complex cancer questions.

Conclusions:

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  • Continued development in computational resources and analytical methods will drive further discoveries.