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Proteomic and In Silico Analyses Highlight Complement System’s Role in Bladder Cancer Immune Regulation

16 Apr 2025

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Background and Objectives: Bladder cancer (BLCA), intimately associated with the immune system, represents a substantial global health burden due to its high recurrence rates and limited therapeutic effectiveness. Although immunotherapy shows promise, challenges persist due to the lack of reliable therapeutic targets. This study aims to investigate potential immune-related biomarkers that could influence the...

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PMID: 40283026
DOI: 10.3390/medicina61040735

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