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Are the Next-Generation Pathogenicity Predictors Applicable to Cancer?

2024-05-10

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Next-generation pathogenicity predictors are designed to identify pathogenic mutations in genetic disorders but are increasingly used to detect driver mutations in cancer. Despite this, their suitability for cancer is not fully established. Here we have assessed the effectiveness of next-generation pathogenicity predictors when applied to cancer by using a comprehensive experimental benchmark of cancer driver and...

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8f4f978b-e73c-5c00-a21e-5d1cb786584a
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10.1101/2024.05.06.592789
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