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Newly Identified Breast Luminal Progenitor and Gestational Stem Cell Populations Likely Give Rise to HER2-Overexpressing and Basal-Like Breast Cancers

2022-03-21

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Breast Cancer (BrC) is a common malignancy with genetically diverse subtypes. There is evidence that specific BrC subtypes originate from particular normal mammary cell populations. However, the cell populations that give rise to most BrC subtypes are unidentified. Several human breast scRNAseq datasets are available. In this research, we utilized a robust human scRNAseq dataset to identify population-specific mar...

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0cef2302-4033-5c93-85bc-0a4d73c5e20e
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-1449625/v1
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