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The relationships between genetic ancestry, somatic mutation frequency, and histologic subtypes in high-grade endometrial cancer

2023-07-28

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High-grade endometrial cancer, like numerous other cancer types, exhibits clear racial disparities in the United States for both the incidence and outcomes of the disease. While institutional factors are likely the primary contributor to these disparities, other underlying causes cannot be ignored (i.e., molecular, genetic, and histopathologic factors). This study seeks to interrogate the role that germline geneti...

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f6dba461-3c42-5a6b-82f0-1c5bb745a2d1
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10.1101/2023.07.26.550722
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