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HOCMO: A Tensor-based Higher-Order Correlation Model to Deconvolute Epigenetic Microenvironment in Breast Cancer

2020-12-02

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An in-depth understanding of epithelial breast cell response to growth-promoting ligands is required to elucidate how signals from the microenvironment affect cell-intrinsic regulatory networks and their resultant cellular phenotypes, such as cell growth, progression, and differentiation. Understanding the cellular response to these signals is particularly important in understanding the mechanisms of breast cancer...

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06f12f74-2319-5081-bf5b-d96b9926cc45
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10.1101/2020.12.01.406249
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