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SPOP Expression Is Associated with Immune Function in Pan-Cancer and Cervical Cancer Cell Proliferation

2023-08-14

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BACKGROUND: Speckle Type POZ Protein (SPOP), despite its tumor type-dependent role in tumorigenesis, primarily as a tumor suppressor gene is associated with a variety of different cancers. However, the clinicopathological and immune functional mechanism significance of SPOP among pan-cancer have not been studied. In addition, its function in cervical cancer remains unclear. METHODS: Here, we aimed to investigate...

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62fdab53-f03e-535a-8da7-fcbedcc4fd57
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-3158919/v1
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