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Biomarker Quantification in Breast Cancer using Xenium In Situ

2025-12-11

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Advances in spatial transcriptomics enable high-throughput quantitation of both established and novel biomarkers at single cell resolution, offering the potential to transform diagnostics. Using Xenium in situ technology in FFPE human breast samples, we address two challenges in the cancer field: 1. achieving reliable normalization of gene expression across heterogeneous sample populations; 2. identifying biomarke...

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04997915-90cc-58c9-a748-d1b29803986f
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10.64898/2025.12.08.692193
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