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POTTR: Identifying Recurrent Trajectories in Evolutionary and Developmental Processes using Posets

2026-02-26

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Multiple biological processes, including cancer evolution and organismal development, are described as a sequence of events with a temporal ordering. While cancer evolves independently in each patient, DNA sequencing studies have shown that in some cancers different patients share specific orders of mutations and these correlate with distinct morphology, drug response, and treatment outcomes. Several methods have...

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Literature Corpus work: efdb5cc7-73fb-55c4-8519-2aeda1e0e59e
DOI: 10.64898/2026.02.25.707960

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