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Enhancer Hijacking in Clear Cell Renal Cell Carcinoma is Driven by Structural Variation and Disruption of 3D Genome Architecture

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  • Yu Dong

  • Wenjiao Xia

  • Zitong Yang

  • Liangliang Ren

  • Hongru Wang

  • Yiyang Zhou

  • Qinchen Li

  • Zhi Chen

  • Zhinan Xia

  • Yichun Zheng

  • Feifan Wang

  • Ning He

  • Bing Cheng

  • Dongmei Ma

  • Wei Shao

  • Wei Guo

  • Shuwen Wang

  • Ziqiao Liu

  • Junxiao Shen

  • Yiming Qi

  • Xuke Gong

  • Juan Jin

  • Bo Xie

  • Guixin Zhu

  • Cheng Zhang

  • January 6, 2026

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Structural variation drives enhancer hijacking via 3D genome disruption in ccRCC

  • by Yu Dong, Wenjiao Xia, Zitong Yang, Liangliang Ren, Hongru Wang, Yiyang Zhou, Qinchen Li, Zhi Chen, Zhinan Xia, Yichun Zheng, Feifan Wang, Ning He, Bing Cheng, Dongmei Ma, Wei Shao, Wei Guo, Shuwen Wang, Ziqiao Liu, Junxiao Shen, Yiming Qi, Xuke Gong, Juan Jin, Bo Xie, Guixin Zhu, Cheng Zhang

  • January 6, 2026

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