Researchers discovered that breast cancer cells with whole-genome doubling (WGD) use an epigenetic mechanism to hide from the immune system. WGD occurs in roughly 37% of primary tumors and 56% of metastatic tumors.
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Breast cancer cells with doubled genomes may dodge immunotherapy by turning off key immune signals

37% WGD found in primary tumors
56% WGD found in metastatic tumors
Epigenetic Silencing Of MHC-I Mechanism discovered