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Predicting Individual Responses in Phase I Oncology Trials Using Routinely Collected Clinical Biomarkers

2024-10-16

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Information which may support an individual’s participation in a cancer phase I trial, such as their response to prior therapies, other medical conditions they may have, features in their tumor genomic profile, etc., should be considered to avoid negative consequences of participating in the trial. However, knowing which pieces of information are relevant is crucial. We built predictive...

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aed12a58-0623-5159-b490-a1ddd6f57a87
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-4910461/v1
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