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Integrated analysis of racial disparities in genomic architecture identifies a trans-ancestry prognostic subtype in bladder cancer.

Molecular oncology - 1 Apr 2023

Zhang Baifeng, Jia Peilin, Wang Jiayin, Pei Guangsheng, Wang Changxi, Pei Shimei, Li Xiangchun, Zhao Zhongming, Yi Xin, Guan Xin-Yuan, Huang Yi

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The incidence of bladder cancer and patient survival vary greatly among different populations, but the influence of the associated molecular features and evolutionary processes on its clinical treatment and prognostication remains unknown. Here, we analyze the genomic architectures of 505 bladder cancer patients from Asian/Black/White populations. We identify a previously unknown association between AHNAK...

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PMID: 36495164
DOI: 10.1002/1878-0261.13360
PMCID: PMC10061287

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