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Subtype-specific Patterns of Evolution and Clinically Relevant Genomic Instability in Wilms Tumour

2024-09-07

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<h4>Background</h4> Understanding cancer evolution is fundamental to predicting cancer progression. However, the evolution of paediatric cancers is still under-researched. Large cohorts of patients are required to determine consistent evolutionary trajectories that shed light on key steps in cancer development and reveal underlying biology, especially in rare cancers. Additionally, well annotated clinical data is...

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1cb60775-218a-5024-8bea-5ca98ffaa4e4
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10.1101/2024.09.04.610994
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