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Repurposing passenger amplifications as Trojan horses identifies MPZL1 as a potent target for solid cancers

2025-09-20

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Personalized cancer therapies focus mostly on targeting driver alterations, such as oncogenic point mutations or oncogenic driver events within large somatic copy number alterations. However, these alterations are often not actionable or only present in a small subset of patients. We hypothesized that passenger events, specifically in amplified regions, could be therapeutically exploited by providing actionable mo...

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5588206e-e387-56e0-9206-f9c0f710f335
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10.1101/2025.09.17.675062
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