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The Evolutionary Landscape of Pan-Cancer Drives Clinical Aggression

2018-09-20

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Although cancer mechanisms differ from occurrence and development, some of them have similar oncogenesis, which leads to similar clinical phenotypes. Most existing genotyping studies look at “omics” data, but intentionally or unintentionally avoided that cancer is a time-dependent evolutionary process, biologically represented by the time evolution of tumor clones. We used the Bayesian mutation landscape approach...

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766e8ccc-1da2-5972-9e76-4693bd646e9f
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10.1101/422667
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