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Spatial Proteomics of the Normal Breast Collagen Stroma: Links to BI-RADS Categories and Body Mass Index

2025-07-04

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Collagen breast stroma is the basis of increased breast density and a well-established breast cancer risk factor, yet proteomic regulation of normal breast stroma remains poorly defined. This study reports spatial regulation of the collagen proteome in normal breast tissue sections annotated by clinical characteristics. Normal breast samples from the Susan G. Komen tissue bank included data on genetic ancestry (n=...

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bd0f6693-e816-56b2-882d-307cf61f8028
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10.1101/2025.07.01.660922
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