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Roles of the Immune/Methylation/Autophagy Landscape on Single-Cell Genotypes and Stroke Risk in Breast Cancer Microenvironment.

Oxidative medicine and cellular longevity - 1 Jan 2021

Wu Jun-Yi, Qin Jun, Li Lei, Zhang Kun-Dong, Chen Yi-Sheng, Li Yang, Jin Tao, Xu Jun-Ming

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This study sought to perform integrative analysis of the immune/methylation/autophagy landscape on breast cancer prognosis and single-cell genotypes. Breast Cancer Recurrence Risk Score (BCRRS) and Breast Cancer Prognostic Risk Score (BCPRS) were determined based on 6 prognostic IMAAGs obtained from the TCGA-BRCA cohort. BCRRS and BCPRS, respectively, were used to construct a risk prediction model of overall...

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PMID: 34457116
DOI: 10.1155/2021/5633514
PMCID: PMC8397558

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