Floris Foijer
University Medical Center Groningen1 paperORCID 0000-0003-0989-3127OpenAlex
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TET deficiency drives selection of aneuploid cells in mice
In mice and mouse cells, disrupting TET enzymes allowed rare pre-existing aneuploid subclones, including chromosome 17 trisomy, to dominate during…In mice and mouse cells, disrupting TET enzymes allowed rare pre-existing aneuploid subclones, including chromosome 17 trisomy, to dominate during rapid cellular expansion.