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Moffitt researchers find immune-oncologic differences in prostate tumors of African American men

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… have lacked validation among their African American counterparts. Our genomic analysis, … signaling, are elevated in African American prostate tumors. These pathways … levels were consistently different between African American and European American men. …

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