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Acrylamide-associated gastric cancer progression involves RRM2-related nucleotide metabolic dysregulation and immune evasion

Sep 2026 · Translational Oncology · Vol 73 · 0 citations · 47 references
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Abstract

Highlights • RRM2 identified as acrylamide-associated hub gene in gastric cancer.• Multi-cohort integration reveals nucleotide metabolism dysregulation.• Machine learning prognostic model stratifies GC risk groups.• Single-cell analysis uncovers immune evasion signaling networks.• Experimental validation confirms RRM2 oncogenic roles in GC.

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