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Predicting perturbation patterns from the topology of biological networks

2018-06-17

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High-throughput technologies, offering unprecedented wealth of quantitative data underlying the makeup of living systems, are changing biology. Notably, the systematic mapping of the relationships between biochemical entities has fueled the rapid development of network biology, offering a suitable framework to describe disease phenotypes and predict potential drug targets. Yet, our ability to develop accurate dyna...

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e098b33d-9403-5d06-8026-d6a41c050f96
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10.1101/349324
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