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Analysis of the genomic landscapes of Barbadian and Nigerian women with triple negative breast cancer.
Cancer causes & control : CCC - 1 Jun 2022
Hercules Shawn M, Liu Xiyu, Bassey-Archibong Blessing B I, Skeete Desiree H A, Smith Connell Suzanne, Daramola Adetola, Banjo Adekunbiola A, Ebughe Godwin, Agan Thomas, Ekanem Ima-Obong, Udosen Joe, Obiorah Christopher, Ojule Aaron C, Misauno Michael A, Dauda Ayuba M, Egbujo Ejike C, Hercules Jevon C, Ansari Amna, Brain Ian, MacColl Christine, Xu Yili, Jin Yuxin, Chang Sharon, Carpten John D, Bédard André, Pond Greg R, Blenman Kim R M, Manojlovic Zarko, Daniel Juliet M
Abstract excerpt
PURPOSE: Triple negative breast cancer (TNBC) is an aggressive breast cancer subtype that disproportionately affects women of African ancestry (WAA) and is often associated with poor survival. Although there is a high prevalence of TNBC across West Africa and in women of the African diaspora, there has been no comprehensive genomics study to investigate the mutational profile of ancestrally related women across...
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