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Philips, Case Western InFlo Software Uses Multi-Omics Data to Find Anomalous Signaling in Cancer

Dec 02, 2016
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Uduak Grace Thomas
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NEW YORK (GenomeWeb) – Scientists at the Case Comprehensive Cancer Center at Case Western University and their collaborators at Philips Genomics and Princeton University have developed new software, called InFlo, that combines omics data with pathway information to identify anomalies in cellular signaling networks that play a role in tumor development.

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