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Combining chemogenomic and gene-dose assays to investigate drug synergy

2021-02-02

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From the earliest days of using natural remedies to modern applications of clinically tested medications, combining therapies for disease treatment has been standard practice. Combination treatments can exhibit synergistic effects, broadly defined as a greater-than-additive effect of two or more therapeutic agents. Indeed, clinicians often use their experience and expertise to tailor such combinations in the hopes...

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cbaf2da5-9f40-56ff-915a-0215841fabc4
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10.1101/2021.02.01.429253
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