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Single-cell RNA-seq of human non-lesional whole skin adjacent to an invasive melanoma excision scar, 5cm from the scar biopsy, and at a distant photoprotected site

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Potentially carcinogenic mutations are widespread throughout the skin, and it is unknown why only some sites develop into a malignancy while most others continue to function normally.

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Using 10x Genomics Chomium Flex scRNA-seq, we explored differences in skin with similar levels of photodamage adjacent to and proximal to (5cm away from) a melanoma excision scar, and distant photoprotected skin.

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RNA sequencing 65% · Single-cell RNA sequencing 65%
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