Lung cancer: perioperative IO and KRAS NSCLC
Sherlock-Lung’s 1,209 whole genomes: EGFR more often in never-smokers, KRAS more often in smokers.
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discusses role of genetics in lung cancer in people without tobacco exposure at #AACR26. Single-nucleotide polymorphisms in TERT & HLA-class II increase risk for EGFR(+) lung adenocarcinoma in the East Asian community. Some of these SNPs also detected in
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