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Systematic Normalization with Multiple Housekeeping Genes for the Discovery of Genetic Dependencies in Cancer

2020-01-31

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Cancer results from complex interactions between genes that are misregulated. Although our understanding of the contribution of single genes to cancer is expansive, the interplay between genes in the context of this devastating disease remains to be understood. Using the Genomic Data Commons Data Portal through National Cancer Institute, we randomly selected ten data sets of breast cancer gene e...

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17a4e4a2-19a1-5c01-92e4-d48eb3a72d19
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10.1101/2020.01.29.925651
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