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Adaptive immune microenvironment associated with prolonged disease-free interval in estrogen receptor positive breast cancer

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By Qichen Wang, Brian Miller, Andrew Walker, J. S. Marron, Katherine A. Hoadley, Terry Hyslop, Melissa A. Troester, Timothy Patrick Sheahan, Sarah C. Van Alsten, Alyssa Joy Cozzo, Eboneé Nicole Butler
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Abstract Adaptive immune response is associated with improved breast cancer outcomes, especially in the early interval after estrogen receptor negative (ER-) diagnoses. Long-term outcomes have seldom been evaluated. We characterized immune patterns based on predefined 48 immune genes, including adaptive and innate immune pathways, among 1899 Carolina Breast Cancer Study (CBCS) participants with long-term disease-free interval (DFI) data (with 10+ years follow-up).
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