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Tuesday, November 28th, 2006

Better than the Delphi oracle

A new paper shows a nice workflow how to do an in vitro prediction which drug will suppress a certain tumor. The authors are simply linking the phenotype of the cell line “50% inhibitory concentration by drug X” with its expression signature. The good news are that doing both in one vial (phenotyping and expression analysis) is leading to excellent results.

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Is there any trick to do this also system-wide e.g. for the metabolism of a substance and its signalling pathway? Pharmacogenetics would greatly benefit from such an approach, nay, nay.

Related Posts: Pharmacogenetic tests on the market, Genomics of a single cell, Bigger is better, IL4 cluster revisited
Categories: Genetics + Biology
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