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The tumor microenvironment of 14,837 breast cancers is associated with clinical outcome independently of genomic subtypes

Tu et al. present a systematic analysis of the tumor microenvironment across 14,837 breast cancers, identifying distinct cellular patterns that predict disease-specific survival independently of genomic and intrinsic subtypes. Characterizing microenvironment composition may provide critical prognostic markers that can complement current molecular classification for treatment selection and preventing recurrence.

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My poor laptop wishes I learned how to use the cluster earlier, but it’s sacrifice was not in vain! We learned some important things about the breast cancer tumor microenvironment, described in our paper published today: www.cell.com/cell-reports... Here's the 🧵

Sustainability in science starts with its funders. Major funding policies, especially in the US, often fail to incentivize resource efficiency and environmental stewardship. Read about what progress has been made and still has yet to come in our recent paper: www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

Rethinking research funding through a sustainability Lens

Research funders can play a transformative role in reducing the environmental footprint of science without compromising its quality or productivity. S…

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This was a really well done study. I've been following its progress and I'm happy it was finally published!

Long V. Nguyen@nguyenlab.bsky.social · last yr.

I am excited to share the latest publication from the Nguyen, Caldas @carloscaldas1960.bsky.social and Rueda labs @ruedalab.bsky.social. This was a massive effort from a fantastic team and I’m grateful to everyone on the paper for their work on this project! doi.org/10.1016/j.ce... #bcsm #PDTX