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- Gastric cancer is common in Asia, often leading to poor outcomes after surgery and high recurrence rates, with Helicobacter pylori identified as a key factor in its development.
- The study uses advanced methods like gene regulatory networks and landscape theory to quantitatively analyze how different concentrations of Helicobacter pylori affect gene expression and contribute to gastric cancer progression.
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