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A living biobank of canine mammary tumor organoids as a comparative model for human breast cancer

2022-09-03

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Mammary tumors in dogs hold great potential as naturally occurring breast cancer models in translational oncology, as they share the same environmental risk factors, key histological features, hormone receptor expression patterns, prognostic factors, and genetic characteristics as their human counterparts. We aimed to develop in vitro tools that allow functional analysis of canine mammary tumors (CMT), as we have...

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Literature Corpus work: c411b8a7-9671-5e0e-b54b-3dc9432b9ea4
DOI: 10.1101/2022.09.02.505845

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