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Gibbs Free Energy of Protein-Protein Interactions reflects tumor stage

2015-07-13

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The sequential changes occurring with cancer progression are now being harnessed with therapeutic intent. Yet, there is no understanding of the chemical thermodynamics of proteomic changes associated with cancer progression/cancer stage. This manuscript reveals a strong correlation of a chemical thermodynamic measure (known as Gibbs free energy) of protein-protein interaction networks for several cancer types and...

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Literature Corpus work: 9a705a2f-8ea3-5c93-ab42-ea5450dc9073
DOI: 10.1101/022491

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