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Cell fitness is an omniphenotype

2018-12-05

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Moore’s law states that computers get faster and less expensive over time. In contrast in biopharma, there is the reverse spelling, Eroom’s law, which states that drug discovery is getting slower and costing more money every year. Herein, we propose a solution to this problem. We put forth a consensus algorithm for inexpensively and rapidly prioritizing new factors of interest (e.g., a gene or d...

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eb4c1849-a25e-5531-9e23-aacf481d665f
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10.1101/487157
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