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Estimating drivers of breast tissue transitions from normal to tumor state

2025-04-19

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Tumor tissues are characterized by dysregulated gene expression patterns leading to altered cellular pathways and molecular functions as a result of their transition from normal to tumor state. Further, tumor-adjacent normal tissues (TANTs), utilized as a control in cancer research, are not molecularly normal and differ from healthy normal tissues. These TANTs represent a distinctive transitional state betwixt nor...

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Literature Corpus work: 9aa0a68c-ef76-54e2-924b-108b15859a7a
DOI: 10.1101/2025.04.14.648655

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