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Integrative multi-omics study identifies sex-specific molecular signatures and immune modulation in bladder cancer

19 May 2025

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Introduction: Bladder cancer shows distinct sex-related patterns, with male patients experiencing significantly higher incidence and female patients facing poorer survival outcomes. This study aimed to investigate the biological mechanisms underlying these differences using integrative multi-omics analysis. Methods: We analyzed bladder cancer data from TCGA and GTEx, including genomic mutations, gene expression...

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PMID: 40458476
DOI: 10.3389/fbinf.2025.1575790

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