Abstract 931: Air pollutants remodel mutant epithelia toward a convergent lung adenocarcinoma progenitor state.

Michelle Leung(CRUK Lung Cancer Centre of Excellence), Charles Swanton(The Francis Crick Institute), Lindsay M. LaFave(Harvard Stem Cell Institute), Marcellus Augustine(The Francis Crick Institute), Maria Zagorulya(The Francis Crick Institute), Eva Grönroos(The Francis Crick Institute), W. Hill(The Francis Crick Institute), Simon L. Priestnall(Royal Veterinary College), Erik Sahai(The Francis Crick Institute), Tej Pandya(University College Hospital), Anthony Griffen(Albert Einstein College of Medicine), Sophia Ward(The Francis Crick Institute), Alexandros Hardas(Royal Veterinary College), Nicholas McGranahan(CRUK Lung Cancer Centre of Excellence), Alejandro Suárez-Bonnet(Royal Veterinary College), Clare E. Weeden(Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research), Hubert Slawinski(The Francis Crick Institute), Alix Le Marois(The Francis Crick Institute)
Cancer Research
April 3, 2026
10.1158/1538-7445.am2026-931
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