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A unique malignant cell type per patient tumor is encoded in each cancer cell transcriptome.

2024-11-03

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Deciphering shared features between patients through unsupervised analyses of tumor single-cell transcriptomes is hindered by the predominant clustering of malignant cells based on the patient's tumor of origin. In contrast, cancer-associated non-malignant cells within tumors cluster according to their somatic cell type (e.g. macrophage, fibroblast, astrocyte), regardless of the individual patient. We investigated...

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555dfd64-054e-55bd-a934-515a2ea073a5
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10.1101/2024.10.30.620989
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