Combined exercise-responsive protein signatures

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“Combined signatures achieved area under the receiver operating characteristic curve values of 0.769 (unstructured; figure 1) and 0.823 (structured; figure 2) for pre-cancer versus healthy discrimination”
130 Exercise-responsive serum proteins map a modifiable pre-cancer proteomic continuumJournal for ImmunoTherapy of Cancer2026doi:10.1136/jitc-2026-sitc2026.0130
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Pre-cancer versus healthy discrimination

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  1. Combined exercise-responsive protein signatures predict pre-cancer versus healthy discrimination in humans (Pre-cancer individuals were cancer-free at baseline and diagnosed during follow-up) (AUC 0.769 (unstructured) and 0.823 (structured)).

    “Combined signatures achieved area under the receiver operating characteristic curve values of 0.769 (unstructured; figure 1) and 0.823 (structured; figure 2) for pre-cancer versus healthy discrimination”

    HumansPre-cancer individuals were cancer-free at baseline and diagnosed during follow-upserum

    Exercise-linked blood proteins differ before cancer diagnosis

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Journal for ImmunoTherapy of Cancer

Exercise-linked blood proteins differ before cancer diagnosis

An observational analysis identified 52 proteins linked to exercise and to differences between healthy people and people who later received cancer diagnoses.An observational analysis identified 52 proteins linked to exercise and to differences between healthy people and people who later received cancer diagnoses.

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