Systems biology applied to cancer research

R. Seigneuric; N.A.W. Riel, van; M.H.W. Starmans; A. Erk, van; C.T.A. Evelo; B.G. Wouters; Ph. Lambin

Systems biology applied to cancer research

R. Seigneuric, N.A.W. Riel, van, M.H.W. Starmans, A. Erk, van, C.T.A. Evelo, B.G. Wouters, Ph. Lambin

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Complex diseases such as cancer have multiple origins and are therefore difficult to understand and cure. Highly parallel technologies such as DNA microarrays are now available These provide a data deluge which needs to be tninedfor relevant information and integrated to existing knowledge at different scales. Systems Biology is a recentfield which intends to overcome these challenges by combining different disciplines and provide an analytical framework Sonic of these challenges are discussed in this chapter.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Handbook of research on systems biology applications in medicine Volume I
Editors	A. Daskalaki
Place of Publication	Hershey, PA
Publisher	Medical Information Science Reference
Pages	339-353
ISBN (Print)	978-1-60566-076-9
Publication status	Published - 2009

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