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Integrative Analysis of Drug-Gene Expression Signatures in Human Pluripotent Stem Cells Identifies Novel Drug Candidates for ALS and Monogenic Diseases

2025-02-08

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The classical paradigm of drug screening often faces significant limitations due to the challenges associated with identifying molecular or cellular read-outs that are relevant to specific diseases. This issue is particularly pronounced for the thousands of diseases of genetic origin, given the abundance of databases listing disease-associated changes in gene expression and various transcripts, indicating that pot...

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f88d5e90-cb53-5913-aaf4-97d15e9c7810
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10.1101/2025.02.04.636445
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