TET2和TP53突变协同调节对炎症的反应,以促进白血病转变

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Pablo Sánchez Vela, Brianna Kelly, Claudia Brady

    bioRxiv : the preprint server for biology
    |February 6, 2026
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    在TET2和TP53基因的突变合作驱动血液恶性瘤. TP53突变使细胞能够耐受炎症,促进疾病进展并改变化疗反应.

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