Research
Coordinated patterns of genomic instability and immunogenicity predict 10-year breast cancer progression across subtypes and patient characteristics
Nature ·
The Brief
- A study reports that coordinated patterns of genomic instability and immunogenicity are associated with 10-year breast cancer progression.
- The reported association holds across breast cancer subtypes and patient characteristics, according to the article title.
Why it matters
If these patterns predict long-term progression, they could help clinicians and researchers identify patients at higher risk of progression across subtypes.
Who’s affected
- breast cancer clinicians and researchers
- breast cancer patients
- #breast cancer
- #genomic instability
- #immunogenicity
- #cancer progression
- #oncology