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Tumor cell genome

Molecular classification: Other

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The term "tumor cell genome" refers to the complete set of genetic material within a tumor cell, encompassing all DNA sequences, mutations, structural variations, and epigenetic modifications characteristic of cancer. This includes oncogenes, tumor suppressor genes, and passenger mutations acquired through tumor evolution. The tumor genome is not a single molecule or targetable entity, but rather the collective genetic content that drives tumorigenesis and influences response to therapy[1][3][4].

Other names: Cancer genomeTumor genome

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