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The novel palmitoylation modification learning reveals ZDHHC5 promotes the progression of bladder cancer through the immune microenvironment:Muti-omics analysis combine with machine learning

2025-11-05

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>The high mortality and recurrence rates of bladder cancer may be closely related to the changes in cell membranes. Palmitic acylation, a modification that adds palmitic acid molecules to protein or lipid molecules, is usually used to regulate the membrane binding, stability of molecules or participate in the signal transduction process, which may play a key role in the onset and progres...

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d1f29bec-9658-52be-bbae-61819786431d
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-7763417/v1
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