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Relationship Between Drug Targets and Drug-Signature Networks: A Network-Based Genome-Wide Landscape
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2021
unpublished
Drugs produce pharmaceutical and adverse effects that arise from the complex relationship between drug targets and signatures; by considering such relationships, we can begin to understand the cellular mechanisms of drugs. In this study, we selected 463 genes from the DSigDB database corresponding to targets and signatures for 382 FDA-approved drugs with both protein binding information for a drug-target score (KDTN, i.e., the degree to which the protein encoded by the gene binds to a number of
doi:10.21203/rs.3.rs-967821/v1
fatcat:kc5pq4t2ofe2xhuq666zdz5feq