drug response data

How is Drug Response Data Collected?

Drug response data can be collected through various methods, including:
Clinical Trials: Conducted on patients to evaluate the efficacy and safety of new drugs or treatment regimens.
Preclinical Models: Use of cell lines and animal models to study drug effects before moving to clinical trials.
Biomarker Studies: Identification of specific genetic, proteomic, or metabolic markers that predict response to therapy.

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