A Network Phenotyping Strategy approach in a Turkish HCC Dataset and Comparison of Patients Selected for Transplant and those who were not

Only a subset of all HCC phenotypes appeared in the Turkish cohort and may be explained by the non-screened patients having HCC as a secondary problem, and is primarily driven by the liver microenvironment, in contrast to Italy, where HCC develops (predominantly) in healthier livers.

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Journal of Inonu Liver Transplantation Institute
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.14744/jilti.2025.55264
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Bioinformatics and Genomic Networks
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A Network Phenotyping Strategy approach in a Turkish HCC Dataset and Comparison of Patients Selected for Transplant and those who were not

Brian I. Carr
Journal of Inonu Liver Transplantation Institute
Bioinformatics and Genomic Networks
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A Network Phenotyping Strategy approach in a Turkish HCC Dataset and Comparison of Patients Selected for Transplant and those who were not

Brian I. Carr
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Abstract

Only a subset of all HCC phenotypes appeared in the Turkish cohort and may be explained by the non-screened patients having HCC as a secondary problem, and is primarily driven by the liver microenvironment, in contrast to Italy, where HCC develops (predominantly) in healthier livers.

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