Tae-Min Kim

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Catholic Kwandong University College of Medicine

South Korea

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Professor Tae-Min Kim is a faculty member at Catholic Medical College in South Korea. His research focuses on tumor microenvironments in various cancers, with an emphasis on immunosuppressive interactions and genomic configurations affecting therapeutic vulnerabilities. Recent publications include studies on cancer mutations, prognostic models in leukemia, and the impact of microbial elements on tumor immunity.

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Dagyeong Lee

Ajou University

SOUTH KOREA

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Sook Hee Hong

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Catholic University of Korea Eunpyeong St Mary's Hospital

SOUTH KOREA

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Soon Auck Hong

Associate Professor

Chung Ang University Hospital

SOUTH KOREA

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Spatial dissection of tumour microenvironments in gastric cancers reveals the immunosuppressive crosstalk between CCL2+ fibroblasts and STAT3-activated macrophages

Evolutionary dependency of cancer mutations in gene pairs inferred by nonsynonymous-synonymous mutation ratios

A Subset of Microsatellite Unstable Cancer Genomes Prone to Short Insertions over Deletions Is Associated with Elevated Anticancer Immunity

Cellular abundance-based prognostic model associated with deregulated gene expression of leukemic stem cells in acute myeloid leukemia

High-resolution genomic configuration of FGFR rearrangements dictates the therapeutic vulnerability of squamous cell lung cancers

Longitudinal Transcription Profiling of Bladder Cancers Dictate the Response to BCG Treatment and Disease Progression

Longitudinal Analyses of Mutational Subclonal Architecture and Tumor Subtypes in Recurrent Bladder Cancer

Fusobacterium nucleatum induces a tumor microenvironment with diminished adaptive immunity against colorectal cancers

Whole-Genome Sequencing Reveals Mutational Signatures Related to Radiation-Induced Sarcomas and DNA-Damage-Repair Pathways

Transcriptional Profiling Reveals Mesenchymal Subtypes of Small Cell Lung Cancer with Activation of the Epithelial-to-Mesenchymal Transition and Worse Clinical Outcomes

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Dagyeong Lee

Sook Hee Hong

Soon Auck Hong

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