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A common set of structurally distinct endogenous retroviruses predict survival in multiple human tumor types

2024-02-10

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Accumulating evidence suggests that viral mimicry induction in cancer cells through the expression of human endogenous retroviral elements (ERVs) enhances tumor immunogenicity and improves response to immunotherapy. However, the characterization of ERV expression across multiple tumor types, their clinical relevance, and their role in tumor immunity remain limited. Here, we assessed the prognostic and immune-relat...

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a5fcfcd1-fc7e-5a76-8fd0-622519d9f946
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10.1101/2024.02.07.579350
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