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  • 1Edinburgh Cancer Research Centre, Institute of Genetics and Cancer, University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, UK.

The Journal of Pathology
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PubMed

Keywords:
3D reconstructionDNA sequencingPAR1PAR2QuPathadult stem cellsartificial intelligenceasthmabiomarkersbreast cancercancercancer-adjacent tissuescancer-associated fibroblastschromothripsischronic obstructive pulmonary diseaseclonal dynamicsclonality analysiscoloncomputational pathologyconvolutional neural networkscopy number aberrationscopy number signaturescystic fibrosisdata repositorydesquamationdigital pathologyepidermal inflammationepidermisepithelial transition statesextrachromosomal DNAfield cancerisationfilaggrinfunctional pathologygenomicshaemopoietic stem cellshostidiopathic pulmonary fibrosisimage analysisimage processingimmune checkpoint inhibitorsimmune systemimmunotherapyin situ hybridisationin vivo modelsintestinal stem cellsintra-tumour heterogeneitykallikrein-related peptidaseslineage tracinglung atlaslung diseaseslung progenitorslung stem cellsmachine learningmetabolomemicrobiomemutational signaturesopen sciencepatient stratificationpredictionprognosisprotease inhibitorsproteolytic cascadesquantitative methodssingle cell DNA sequencingsingle cell RNA sequencingsingle cell transcriptomicsskin diseasesskin physiologysoftwarestructural variantssubclonetumour evolutiontumour phylogenyvirtual slidewhole genome sequencingwhole-slide imagingwhole-slide scanning

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