Version 14 of Pathway Commons is online! Over 6 600 pathways, 3.5 million interactions from 23 sources including author-curated data from @biofactoid. Visit https://t.co/PdmibqaL2S to add your published research findings to Pathway Commons! #pathways https://t.co/GGtXn4wBcw
Lucid talk by William Hahn about complementary genomic and functional approaches; Using CRISPR and RNAi to develop their cancer dependency maps. #AACR18
#AACR18 Want to know how to summarize your blood biopsy omics data in terms of pathways? @PathwayCommons Guide gives you a step-by-step workflows: https://t.co/eduFxWKRDl… via @pathwaycommons https://t.co/bXckbael7b
We need to come up with a name for the phenomenon of dozens or hundreds of iPhone/iPad/camera holding hands coming up simultaneously every time a new slide is put up by a speaker.
It's a science version of #TheWave. But needs a better name.
#AACR18
Ira Mellman from @genentech gives one of my favorite slides, showing all of the different IO combinations in different phases of clinical trials for different cancer types. I would hate to be responsible for keeping this slide updated! #AACR18
Klaus Pontel re liquid biopsy: CTCs, ctDNA, ctmiRNA, platelets & exomes can provide complementary info. Validation can be achieved thru international consortia like European IMI Cancer-ID network https://t.co/P109ldE5fx #AACR2018#AACRSSP18
We're gearing up for #AACR2018 in Chicago! Interested in learning how to interpret your -omics data? Stop by the @pathwaycommons poster for workflows and resources (Monday 8-12, Section 12, Board 7, Abstract 1284).