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Pathological angiogenesis RNA network analysis reveals a VEGF-independent gene signature with prognostic power for HER2+ breast cancer

2025-12-19

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Cancer and many ophthalmic diseases share angiogenesis as a common element for disease progression. Using a well-accepted animal model, we performed network coexpression analysis of mRNA and regulatory RNA to investigate the molecular landscape of pathological angiogenesis in the mouse retina. We assessed the relevance of the RNA coexpression analysis by building gene signatures for breast cancer (METABRIC cohort)...

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03a86a30-cfca-51df-804f-4252cfc88b43
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10.64898/2025.12.16.694559
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