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Inference of tumor subclonal composition and evolution by the use of single-cell and bulk DNA sequencing data

Malikic, 2019

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Malikic S
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Cancer is a genetic disease characterized by the emergence of genetically distinct populations of cells (subclones) through the random acquisition of mutations at the level of single-cells and shifting prevalences at the subclone level through selective advantages …
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