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eGARD: Extracting associations between genomic anomalies and drug responses from text

2017-06-11

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Tumor molecular profiling plays an integral role in identifying genomic anomalies which may help in personalizing cancer treatments, improving patient outcomes and minimizing risks associated with different therapies. However, critical information regarding the evidence of clinical utility of such anomalies is largely buried in biomedical literature. It is becoming prohibitive for biocurators, clinical researchers...

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07ad3252-060b-50f7-85d2-df6674005a75
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10.1101/148833
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