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  3. Figure S3 from Single-cell profiling uncovers a Muc4-expressing metaplastic gastric cell type sustained by Helicobacter pylori-driven inflammation
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  3. Figure S3 from Single-cell profiling uncovers a Muc4-expressing metaplastic gastric cell type sustained by Helicobacter pylori-driven inflammation

Figure S3 from Single-cell profiling uncovers a Muc4-expressing metaplastic gastric cell type sustained by Helicobacter pylori-driven inflammation

Authors:
  • VOValerie Phoebe O'BRien
    Valerie Phoebe O'BRien
  • YKYuqi Kang
    Yuqi Kang
  • MSMeera K Shenoy
    Meera K Shenoy
  • GFGreg Finak
    Greg Finak
  • WYWilliam C Young
    William C Young
  • JDJulien Dubrulle
    Julien Dubrulle
  • LKLisa Koch
    Lisa Koch
  • AMArmando E Rodriguez Martinez
    Armando E Rodriguez Martinez
  • JWJeffery Williams
    Jeffery Williams
  • EDElizabeth Donato
    Elizabeth Donato
  • SBSurinder K. Batra
    Surinder K. Batra
  • CYCecilia C.S. Yeung
    Cecilia C.S. Yeung

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  • 14 August 2023
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    • Published by American Association for Cancer Research (AACR)
    • DOI:10.1158/2767-9764.23945869
Abstract
Genes driving the subclustering of the major gastric epithelial cell types.
Keywords
  • GASTROINTESTINAL CANCERS
  • STOMACH CANCER
  • IMMUNOLOGY
  • TUMOR IMMUNOLOGY ANIMAL MODELS
  • CARCINOGENESIS
  • PREMALIGNANCY
  • TUMOR INITIATION AND PROMOTION
  • PRECLINICAL MODELS
  • ANIMAL MODELS OF CANCER
  • TUMOR MICROENVIRONMENT
  • MICROBIOME AND THE MICROENVIRONMENT
  • INFLAMATION AND THE MICROENVIRONMENT
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