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Comparing cancer cell lines and tumor samples by genomic profiles

2015-10-02

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Cancer cell lines are often used in laboratory experiments as models of tumors, although they can have substantially different genetic and epigenetic profiles compared to tumors. We have developed a general computational method – TumorComparer - to systematically quantify similarities and differences between tumor material when detailed genetic and molecular profiles are available. The comparisons can be flexibly...

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89cccfd6-08b2-570d-8943-7c494cd634a8
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10.1101/028159
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