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Next, the lung cluster contains 88% (107/121) of primary lung tumors but is the least homogeneous cluster containing 44% (85/192) other primary tumors.

The lung cluster is highly enriched for squamous cell carcinoma of different tissues, while such a phenomenon is not observed for adenocarcinoma.

A similar result for a much smaller group and thus not significant, is seen for three colon-to-lung metastases of which two tumors cluster in the colon cluster and one in the lung cluster.

Taken together, the lung cluster is highly enriched for the squamous cell carcinoma histology since 38% (66/176) of tumor samples are of this type and of different tissues (i.e. bladder, cervix, lung and vulva) but more importantly 83% (66/80, Pvalue < 3.66e-54) of all squamous tumors cluster here.

(B) Metastatic lung clusters as representative in the insert were microscopically counted per tissues and plotted in the graph.

Cluster analysis based on non-CpG methylation showed a different pattern than CpG methylation, with immune tissues (lymph node and spleen) clustering together, and fat and lung clustering separately from all other tissues (Fig.  3c).

Moreover, the TFs that regulate translocation from the nasopharynx to the lungs clustered with those activated during transition from the blood to brain for both strains, albeit at a lower level.

We retrospectively re-clustered patients on the basis of severity of baseline lung function: Cluster 1 (104 patients) mean screening FEV132.67±6.83 (SD); Cluster 2 (109 patients) mean screening FEV154.12±5.56; Cluster 3 (122 patients) mean screening FEV171.54±5.51.

For example, lung cancers cluster into known histological subtypes, which are predictive of patient survival [23 25].

Lung cancer clustered by itself, and pancreatic, liver and esophagus cancers clustered together (Figure S9).

Metastases at other sites, such as liver, brain and lung, were clustered in other groups.