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Sex Differences in the Cancer Proteome

2025-03-17

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Proteins play a central role in cancer biology: they are the most common drug targets and biomarkers. Sex influences the proteome in many diseases, ranging from neurological to cardiovascular. In cancer, sex is associated with incidence, progression and therapeutic response, as well as characteristics of the tumour genome and transcriptome. The extent to which sex differences impact the cancer proteome remains lar...

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33c7023c-f521-5266-90a9-d2d7ee5dbf17
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10.1101/2025.03.14.643396
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