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  1. ...techniques. Our 324 framework also accepts multi-omics inputs to better support downstream target phenotype 325 prediction—an approach shown to outperform single-dimensional predictions (Sammut et al. 326 16 2022; Kaplow et al. 2023; Wang et al. 2024), , making the toolkit versatile for diverse 327...
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  2. ...-neoplastic cell admixture or tumor heterogeneity (Navin et al. 2011; Carter et al. 2012; Gerlinger et al. 2012; Nik-Zainal et al. 2012). Furthermore, recent pioneering studies have explained the rapid emergence of resistance to targeted therapy in colon cancer by showing that drug-resistance mutations may...
  3. ..., complicating bulk-tissue analyses. Here, using 71 patient-derived PAAD organoids, we show that TE activities may potentially promote tumorigenesis and provide a source of novel immunotherapeutic targets. We identify 16 new TE-derived transcripts fused with 15 known oncogenes, exhibiting potential oncogenic...
  4. ...Methods, Sec. S10). The results in Supplemental Figure S2 show that ScisTree2 is robust to a certain level of noise.Simulation for targeted sequencingCurrent single-cell targeted DNA sequencing usually generates data with a large number of cells but relatively small number of SNVs. To evaluate...
  5. ...unclear. Finally, the structural stability of the in these lineages is not known.Gars (Lepisosteidae) are a clade of seven living species that have emerged as a model system for studying evolution in ancient lineages characterized by slow evolutionary rates (Braasch et al. 2016; Thompson et al. 2021...
  6. ...antiandrogens the cornerstone of treatment for patients (Bolis et al. 2021; Paakinaho and Palvimo 2021). Although AR remains the principal therapeutic target in PCa, other TFs, notably GR and FOXA1, play critical roles in disease progression and the emergence of antiandrogen resistance (Sahu et al. 2011; Bolis...
  7. ...improving the efficacy of lentiviral gene therapies, a sizeable proportion of produced vector contains an incomplete and thus potentially nonfunctional RNA . This can undermine gene delivery by the lentivirus as well as increase manufacturing costs and must be improved to facilitate the widespread clinical...
  8. ...responses generated by mutant KRAS and BRAF in T cells are also prime targets for antitumor immune therapy (Wilmott et al. 2012; Tran et al. 2016). The partial regulatory actions of these genes demonstrate heterogeneity across diverse cell types, facilitating the understanding of cell functions within...
  9. .... These findings emphasize the importance of considering both repeat length and motif organization in TR genotyping.With new sequencing technologies emerging that combine longer read length and higher accuracy, it is now possible to deeply characterize TRs. As such, multiple methods have been developed to genotype...
  10. ...tracing in cancer cell origin, metastasis, and drug resistanceThe presence of heterogeneous cell populations within tumors, each characterized by distinct genetic and molecular profiles, poses a significant challenge in the development of targeted therapies. This inherent diversity contributes...
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