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Discussions show strong support and interest through phrases like 'potential use in identifying appropriate preclinical models,' 'Tremendous effort,' and references to real-world applications and research milestones. The tone reflects excitement about the research's implications, with specific mentions of methods, tools, and future uses that indicate deep engagement and belief in its high impact.
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Moderate agreementMost discussions express support and enthusiasm for the publication, highlighting its potential impact and usefulness.
Interest
High level of interestPosts demonstrate high interest, with mentions of tool applications, research insights, and personal academic milestones.
Engagement
High engagementUsers actively reference specific methods like TransPRECISE, connect to wider research goals, and share links to the publication and related tools.
Impact
High level of impactThe discussions suggest the research could significantly influence personalized cancer treatment and preclinical model selection, emphasizing its importance in the field.
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TransPRECISE: Advanced Network Modeling for Cancer Precision Medicine
This presentation introduces TransPRECISE, a Bayesian network framework analyzing cancer patient data and cell lines to identify key pathways and drug targets, aiding personalized cancer treatment. Access the related resources and contact us for feedback.
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Personalized Network Modeling of the Pan-Cancer Patient and Cell Line Interactome published as: https://t.co/6VV817wdO5 #JCO_Clinical_Cancer_Informatics #biorxiv
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University of Michigan School of Public Health
@umichsph (Twitter)RT @um_midas: .@veerab and team developed TransPRECISE which has potential use in identifying appropriate preclinical models for prioritizi…
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Michigan Institute for Data & AI In Society
@um_midas (Twitter).@veerab and team developed TransPRECISE which has potential use in identifying appropriate preclinical models for prioritizing specific drug targets across tumor types and in guiding individualized clinical decision making. https://t.co/6WeP2caK5i https://t.co/dDmtJNiWTr
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Tuhin Majumder
@TuhinMa25031568 (Twitter)RT @rupam_mmb: The first paper from my PhD research work (potentially the first chapter of my thesis) is finally online! https://t.co/azeI…
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Journal of Clinical Oncology
@JCO_ASCO (Twitter)Analytic framework has potential use in identifying preclinical models for prioritizing drug targets across tumor types https://t.co/9Lnfc8OCbt #JCOCCI https://t.co/HNzOoTNC9y
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Journal of Clinical Oncology
@JCO_ASCO (Twitter)RT @veerab: Some non-covid news; our work on pan-cancer network modeling of patient and cell-line interactome is finally online at @ASCO_pu…
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Journal of Clinical Oncology
@JCO_ASCO (Twitter)RT @rupam_mmb: The first paper from my PhD research work (potentially the first chapter of my thesis) is finally online! https://t.co/azeI…
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Veera Baladandayuthapani
@veerab (Twitter)Some non-covid news; our work on pan-cancer network modeling of patient and cell-line interactome is finally online at @ASCO_pubs JCO-CCI. A tremendous effort led by @rupam_mmb and Min Jin Ha. Also check out our Shiny app https://t.co/eFlKnxcyE4 https://t.co/jRM0QI6OC0
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Rupam Bhattacharyya
@rupam_mmb (Twitter)The first paper from my PhD research work (potentially the first chapter of my thesis) is finally online! https://t.co/azeIntUzHU @veerab @ASCO https://t.co/TyPPJqaIpV
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https://ascopubs.org/doi/full/10.1200/CCI. 19.00140 Two reviewers, one round of solid reviews and submission to publication in six months ...
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New analytic tool designed to help guide precision oncology ...
Reference: Journal of Clinical Oncology Clinical Cancer Informatics, doi:10.1200/CCI.19.00140, published May 6, 2020. Resources: University ...
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Abstract Synopsis
- TransPRECISE is a sophisticated modeling framework that uses Bayesian networks to analyze both patient data and cell line experiments across various cancer types, helping to identify key pathways and potential drug targets.
- The study assessed thousands of tumor samples and cell lines, revealing similarities and differences in pathway activities, such as hormone receptor and tyrosine kinase signals, which help understand cancer behavior and how well cell lines replicate patient tumors.
- The model was successful in classifying clinical subtypes and predicting drug responses with high accuracy, providing a valuable tool for personalized cancer treatment and drug development.

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