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Weighted Centroid Trees: A general approach for summarizing phylogenies in tumor mutation tree inference

2023-09-15

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Tumor mutation trees are the primary tools to model the evolution of cancer. Not only some tumor phylogeny inference methods may produce a set of trees having potential and parallel evolutionary histories, but also mutation trees from different patients may also exhibit similar evolutionary processes. When a set of correlated mutation trees is available, compressing the data into a single best-fit tree, exhibiting...

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Literature Corpus work: a341fddb-5b6b-5d76-ab68-a51258defaba
DOI: 10.1101/2023.09.11.557167

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