Proteome-based molecular subtyping and therapeutic target prediction in gastric cancer.

Mol Oncol · 2024 · PMC11161736 · PMID 38627210

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Comparison of the WP and ACRG subclusters revealed that 67.39% (31/46) of MSS/EMT patients corresponded to the EMT cluster, whereas 73.42% (58/79) of MSS/TP53+ patients associated with the metabolism cluster, contributing to a highly significant statistical correlation between WP subclassification and ACRG subtyping ( P = 4.6 × 10 −19 ) (Tables S4 and S5 , Fig. 3A,B ).

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Interestingly, the only comparison which did not reach statistical significance involved the PUCH cohort (Tables S4 and S5 , Fig.

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