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Evolution of oncogene amplification across 86,000 cancer cell genomes

2026-02-14

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High-level copy-number (CN) amplification (HLAMP) is a major mechanism of oncogene activation in human cancer. Despite progress in therapeutically targeting amplified oncogenes, the processes underlying amplicon evolution remain incompletely understood, leaving critical knowledge gaps in their etiology and mechanisms of therapeutic response. To address this, we analyzed the evolutionary trajectories of HLAMPs usin...

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55801b60-291e-59be-94dd-73fc8ce1090b
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10.64898/2026.02.12.705658
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