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Copy number networks to guide combinatorial therapy for cancer and other disorders

2014-06-05

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> The dwindling drug pipeline is driving increased interest in the use of genome datasets to inform drug treatment. In particular, networks based on transcript data and protein-protein interactions have been used to design therapies that employ drug combinations. But there has been less focus on employing human genetic interaction networks constructed from copy number alterations (CNAs). These net...

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76ef035e-2c5a-5d5e-975a-170aaaa9d33a
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10.1101/005942
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