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Immunophenotype-associated gene signature in ductal breast tumors varies by receptor subtype, but the expression of individual signature genes remains consistent.

Michael BehringYuanfan YeAmr ElkholyPrachi BajpaiSumit AgarwalHyung-Gyoon KimAkinyemi I OjesinaHoward W WienerUpender ManneSadeep ShresthaAna I Vazquez
Published in: Cancer medicine (2021)
Overall, the proportion of immune-rich/poor tumors differed by subtype; however, a subset of 10 LM22 genes that marked immune-rich status remained the same across subtype. Non-LM22 genes differentially expressed between the phenotypes suggest that the biologic processes responsible for immune-poor phenotype are not yet well characterized.
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