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Design of the TRONCO BioConductor Package for TRanslational ONCOlogy

2015-09-25

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Models of cancer progression provide insights on the order of accumulation of genetic alterations during cancer development. Algorithms to infer such models from the currently available mutational profiles collected from different cancer patiens ( cross-sectional data ) have been defined in the literature since late 90s. These algorithms differ in the way they extract a graphical model of the events modelling t...

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Literature Corpus work: b79d86d1-c0cf-5ee2-9b46-97d1c7961513
DOI: 10.1101/027524

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