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Pervasive Chromosomal Instability Drives the Karyotypic Evolution of Hypodiploid Tumours

2025-08-12

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Tumours frequently exhibit extreme levels of aneuploidy. While increases in ploidy are well-characterised, the opposite phenomenon—extensive chromosome loss leading to hypodiploidy— remains underexplored. Here, we analyse over 17,000 cancer genomes from 34 cancer types and perform a pan-cancer analysis of karyotypic evolution in hypodiploid tumours. We find that hypodiploidy is widespread and as...

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ea15f03a-3e4a-5740-9d87-3f10e923d02e
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10.1101/2025.08.08.668983
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