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Analysis of gene expression profiles to elucidate racial differences in African American and White patients with Triple-negative breast cancer

2024-06-02

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Triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC) is the second most diagnosed subtype of breast cancer. It is known to be the most aggressive one that lacks known targetable receptors. One of the concerns in TNBC is the disparities in its prevalence and tumor pathogenesis among women with non-Hispanic African American backgrounds. Despite extensive research, the genetic underpinnings that lead to these disparities remain elus...

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8f6e487b-b3aa-5fed-9db4-6eebeeefb8ab
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10.1101/2024.05.29.596478
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