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This study unveils intriguing evolutionary trajectories in early lung adenocarcinoma (LUAD), identifying distinct variant patterns in pre-invasive and invasive components. The research reveals how EGFR mutations may decrease post-invasiveness, possibly linked to B cell infiltration. Discover the insights from this pioneering research conducted by Siwei Wang and colleagues.
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