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Pan-cancer genomic amplifications underlie a Wnt hyperactivation phenotype associated with stem cell-like features leading to poor prognosis

2019-01-13

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Cancer stem cells pose significant obstacles to curative treatment contributing to tumor relapse and poor prognosis. They share many signaling pathways with normal stem cells that control cell proliferation, self-renewal and cell fate determination. One of these pathways known as Wnt is frequently implicated in carcinogenesis where Wnt hyperactivation is seen in cancer stem cells. Yet, the role of conserved genomi...

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dc320957-5f8b-5012-9625-4a943d138126
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10.1101/519611
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