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Associating adverse drug effects with protein targets by integrating adverse event, in vitro bioactivity, and pharmacokinetic data

2020-01-01

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Adverse drug effects are unintended and undesirable effects of medicines, causing attrition of molecules in drug development and harm to patients. To anticipate potential adverse effects early, drug candidates are commonly screened for pharmacological activity against a panel of protein targets. However, there is a lack of large-scale, quantitative information on the links between routinely screened proteins and t...

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d570185b-973d-51b8-8d84-cf9cf84ba194
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10.17863/cam.65132
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