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Molecular signatures for inflammation vary across cancer types and correlate significantly with tumor stage, gender and vital status of patients

2019-08-12

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Cancer affects millions of individuals worldwide. One shortcoming of traditional cancer classification systems is that, even for tumors affecting a single organ, there is significant molecular heterogeneity. Precise molecular classification of tumors could be beneficial in personalizing patients’ therapy and predicting prognosis. To this end, here we propose to use molecular signatures to further refine cancer cla...

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a5086a29-3491-57ee-a08b-a4cb613cafd6
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10.1101/732867
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