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Spatial transcriptomics analysis of TNBC disparity in African and White American

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healthcare

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paperdataset
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BAL
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Zenodo
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There was proven disparity in suspectability of TNBC between different races especially those of african origin. Here, I have done a comparative analysis of TNBC spatial profile between African and White american based on the data published by Bassiouni et al., 2023 combined with single-cell RNA sequencing data from single-cell and spatially resolved atlas of human breast cancers (Wu et al., 2021).

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