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Extended pre-training of histopathology foundation models uncovers co-existing breast cancer archetypes characterized by RNA splicing or TGF-β dysregulation

2025-03-31

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In recent years, histopathology foundation models (hFM) have rapidly advanced in size and complexity, achieving excellent performance in tasks such as cancer diagnosis and biomarker discovery. Here, we reveal novel capabilities of these models by specializing hFMs, originally trained on diverse tissue types, specifically to invasive tumor tissue. It enables unprecedented discrimination of visually similar yet mole...

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5f2bf8e8-1d2b-5466-930e-f00f8b8a9f62
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10.1101/2025.03.27.645192
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