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Cross-species analysis links cell-cell communication rewiring to NOTCH2 during serous endometrial carcinogenesis
Cell-cell interactions shape the fate of mutant cells during cancer initiation but how these interactions evolve during progression to pathologically recognizable lesions remain poorly understood. Here, we investigated cell-cell communication during serous endometrial carcinoma (SEC; also known as u
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