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Shared genetic features between lymphoma pathogenesis and oestrogen levels

2024-05-17

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In the last decade, genetic analysis has aided lymphoma classification, alongside traditional phenotypic subdivision. Lymphomas exhibit sex differences in disease incidence and prevalence; therefore, scope existed to explore sex-specific genetic variation. Harnessing UK Biobank genetic data (185,000 females, 176,000 males), sex-specific genome-wide genetic variation significantly associated with lymphoma subtypes...

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5ae40730-fac0-5090-8639-b5375841b6e8
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10.1101/2024.05.17.24307324
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