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Subtype Transdifferentiation in Human Cancer: The Power of Tissue Plasticity in Tumor Progression

17 Feb 2024

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The classification of tumors into subtypes, characterized by phenotypes determined by specific differentiation pathways, aids diagnosis and directs therapy towards targeted approaches. However, with the advent and explosion of next-generation sequencing, cancer phenotypes are turning out to be far more heterogenous than initially thought, and the classification is continually being updated to include more...

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PMID: 38391963
DOI: 10.3390/cells13040350

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