The interplay between mutagenesis and extrachromosomal DNA shapes urothelial cancer evolution

Name: The interplay between mutagenesis and extrachromosomal DNA shapes urothelial cancer evolution
Creator: Faltas, Bishoy
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The interplay between mutagenesis and extrachromosomal DNA shapes urothelial cancer evolution

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Authors: Faltas, Bishoy;

doi: 10.5281/zenodo.10775626

The interplay between mutagenesis and extrachromosomal DNA shapes urothelial cancer evolution

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available data for "The interplay between mutagenesis and extrachromosomal DNA shapes urothelial cancer evolution"https://doi.org/10.1101/2023.05.07.538753 [pre-print] we include:1. images for foci count (related to figure: 6)2. scRNAseq (related to figure: 6)3. Incucyte live cell images (relaed to figure: 6)4. ecDNA amplicons reconstructs (related to figure: 5)

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