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FSOL - a workflow for the detection of patient subgroups and affected molecular features in high-throughput omics data

2015-08-13

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In personalized medicine, one major goal is the identification of yet unknown patient subgroups with specific gene or protein expression. Different subgroups can indicate different molecular subtypes of a disease. These subtypes might correlate with disease progression, prognosis or therapy response, and the subgroup-specific genes or proteins are potential drug targets. Using high-throughput molecular data, the a...

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c8e1457a-653e-5cc3-9a54-16493893ae5d
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10.7287/peerj.preprints.1305v1
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