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Hispanic/Latino gastric adenocarcinoma patients have distinct molecular profiles including a high rate of germline <i>CDH1</i> mutations

2019-09-11

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Hispanic/Latino patients have a higher incidence of gastric cancer and worse cancer-related outcomes as compared to patients of other backgrounds. Whether there is a molecular basis for these disparities is unknown, as very few Hispanic/Latino patients were included in previous studies. We performed a large, integrated genomic analysis of gastric cancer samples from Hispanic/Latino patients. Whole-exome sequencing...

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42454922-d112-54aa-b10d-1450e422dc66
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10.1101/764779
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