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Integration of proteomic data from cell lines and tumors

2026-08-17

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Cancer cell lines are widely used in preclinical research, yet the clinical translation of findings from cell lines remains limited. Identifying cell lines that best resemble patient tumors requires integration of molecular profiles across biologically distinct sample types. Recent advances in transcriptomic integration have demonstrated the potential of deep learning for aligning data across different sample type...

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10.64898/2026.08.11.743858
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