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Genomic landscape of paired primary and peritoneal metastatic lesions in gastric cancer highlights evolutionary dynamics and mutational drivers.
Journal of advanced research - 1 Mar 2026
Li Song, Zhang Weiwei, Yang Qian, Li Shuhan, Zhou Xuanyu, Wang Huan, Sun Ying, Liu Xiangyong, Ji Chunwang, Zhou Jianyuan, Nie Shulun, Wu Xuehui, Jiao Jianqiao, Dou Liliang, Hu Qinqin, Jiang Fan, Xu Qian, Dai Xin, Nan Zhaodi, Song Xinyu, Zhang Di, Zhao Wen, Wang Shuang, Chu Jiahui, Liu Lian
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INTRODUCTION: Peritoneal metastasis is a prevalent form of gastric cancer spread, often resulting in poor outcomes. Due to the lack of clinical recommendation for surgery, current omics studies are limited to analyzing suspending malignant cells in ascites using external controls, rather than examining peritoneal metastatic nodules alongside their paired primary tumors. OBJECTIVES: This study aims to elucidate...
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