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Gene coordination patterns across 8,314 tumors reveal a spectral point of no return in cancer progression

2026-05-05

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Genes operate through coordinated patterns that preserve tissue self-identity, regulate immunity, and control growth. We hypothesize that this coordination undergoes a structured collapse during cancer progression and that there is a shared point of no return across multiple cancer types that may help predict patient outcomes. We calculated gene–gene coordination across 8,314 tumors spanning 32 cancer types by mea...

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7669ffd8-fefb-5839-a174-0bb4a063af15
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10.64898/2026.04.30.722092
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