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Single-Cell Study Details Development of Chemoresistant Breast Cancer

Apr 19, 2018
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NEW YORK (GenomeWeb) - A pilot study using single-cell sequencing to analyze the evolution of chemotherapy-resistant triple-negative breast cancer suggests that resistance arises from pre-existing clones with genetic mutations. However, transcriptional profiles associated with the cancer subtype can develop via reprogramming in response to chemotherapy.

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