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Exploring GPCR signaling pathway networks as cancer therapeutic targets.
GPCR signaling can contribute to establishing the tumor microenvironment and influence the progression and metabolism of tumors. Arora et al.1 describe a systems-level approach to investigate the patterns of co-expression of GPCR signaling pathway networks across diverse tumors and identify network components that correlate with patient-survival data across different cancer types.
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