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Intratumoral Mycobacterium abscessus promotes cytidine deaminase mutagenesis in non-small cell lung cancer

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The intratumoral microbiota is increasingly recognized as an active component of the tumor microenvironment, yet whether it directly drives tumor mutagenesis remains unclear. Here, integrated multi-omics analysis of human non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) identifies Mycobacterium abscessus as a microbial determinant of APOBEC3A-associated mutagenesis. Mechanistically, the bacterial effector nucle…

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1 Xun� Li Second Affiliated Hospital of … (CN)
2 Mei-Ting Li Second Affiliated Hospital of … (CN) —
3 Ke-Peng Ou Chongqing University of Arts a… (CN) —
4 Pan-Qi Gao Second Affiliated Hospital of … (CN) —
5 An-Hua Xiao Second Affiliated Hospital of … (CN) —
6 Ji Yang Second Affiliated Hospital of … (CN)
7 Jia-Ning Li Second Affiliated Hospital of … (CN) —
8 Wanyan Deng Second Affiliated Hospital of … (CN)
9 Meng-jun Bie Corresponding The Affiliated Yongchuan Hospi… (CN) —
10 Ailong Huang Corresponding Second Affiliated Hospital of … (CN)
11 Xiaofeng Shi Corresponding Second Affiliated Hospital of … (CN)
12 Quanxin Long Corresponding Second Affiliated Hospital of … (CN)

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