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Host physiology shapes the mutational landscape of normal and carcinogenic tissue
Somatic mutations accrue with age as patches of mutant clones arise in otherwise histologically normal tissue. The clones’ persistence, expansion and roles in physiology and tumorigenesis are unclear. New work on the behavior of Pik3caH1047R mutant esophageal clones shows that host-dependent metabolic features underpin their expansion.
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