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Functional impact of the hyperduplication genomophenotype in high copy number endometrial cancer

2024-09-24

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<h4>Summary</h4> High copy number endometrial cancers (HCNEC) are dominated by excessive duplications scattered across the genome, termed here as the H yper D uplication G enomo P henotype (HDGP). Although correlated with cancer progression, its biological significance and implications for therapy have not yet been established. We identified locations and sizes of duplications in 171 endometrial cancer cases...

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Literature Corpus work: febff301-25c2-5afe-be3f-c5d17be11752
DOI: 10.1101/2024.09.20.613693

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