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A Next Generation Clustering Tool Enables Identification of Functional Cancer Subtypes with Associated Biological Phenotypes

2017-08-11

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One of the major challenges faced in defining clinically applicable and homogeneous molecular tumor subtypes is assigning biological and/or clinical interpretations to etiological (intrinsic) subtypes. The conventional approach involves at least three steps: Firstly, identify subtypes using unsupervised clustering of patient tumours with molecular (etiological) profiles; secondly associate the subtypes with clinic...

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850843a4-8fe4-5557-9d73-31a4e9a99c2b
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10.1101/175307
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