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Anticancer Target Combinations: Network-Informed Signaling-Based Approach to Discovery

2024-10-15

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While anticancer drug discovery has seen dramatic innovations and successes, sequential single therapies are time-limited by resistance, and combinatorial strategies have been lagging. The number of possible drug combinations is vast. To select drug combinations the oncologist requires knowledge of the optimal combination of proteins to co-target. Currently, combinations that the oncologist considers are primarily...

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85f2d128-7975-51e0-98cf-e43d8de34de9
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10.1101/2024.10.11.617918
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