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The Use of Different Types of Networks, Alone and in Combination, for Drug Target Identification

2024-11-13

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Current therapeutic approaches often focus on targeting clinical symptoms or peripheral phenotypes rather than the underlying molecular mechanisms, or endophenotypes, that drive diseases. While symptom-based drugs can alleviate discomfort, they do not necessarily alter disease progression and may overlook opportunities for prevention or early intervention in asymptomatic patients. This approach can lead to overtre...

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a0590e03-0fdc-5b36-8768-f82876de766c
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10.22541/au.173151578.80735199/v1
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