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Whole exome-sequencing of vitiligo lesions indicate lower burden of somatic variations: implications in risk for non-melanoma skin cancers

2022-05-28

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Mapping of somatic variations has enabled understanding the progression of clonal variations from healthy skin to cutaneous malignancies. Highlighting, the adaptive nature of pigmentation, germline mutations in albinism amplify skin cancer susceptibility. However, lower incidence of non-melanoma skin cancer among subjects with acquired depigmenting skin disorder vitiligo is enigmatic and a matter of longstanding d...

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0c87d0d3-f536-5221-b5b8-872e57cce624
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10.1101/2022.05.28.493819
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