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Tracking cancer dynamics from normal tissue to malignancy using perfect N- and T-gene expression markers

2024-11-06

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Common knowledge states that the spontaneous somatic evolution of a normal tissue may lead to a tumor. Once the tumor is formed, it naturally evolves towards a state of higher malignancy. On the other hand, perfect gene expression markers for normal tissue and tumor—the so-called N-genes and T-genes—were recently introduced. We join these two pieces of knowledge in order to argue that: 1) Only N-markers participat...

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Literature Corpus work: 070e8da8-890c-589a-ac73-3fbb388b35f2
DOI: 10.1101/2024.11.04.621130

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