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Exploring immune-related signatures for predicting immunotherapeutic responsiveness, prognosis, and diagnosis of patients with colon cancer.

Lichao Cao · Ying Ba · Jin Yang · Hezi Zhang

Aging · 2022 doi:10.18632/aging.204134

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