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Pharmacovigilance Signal Detection and Mutually Exclusive Driver Mutations of the PI3K/AKT Pathway in Breast Cancer Treated With Capivasertib

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Zhanyang Luo
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Yi Shi
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Bukun Zhu
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Qionglian Huang
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Wei Zhang *
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Youyang Shi *
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Xingchen Yang *
DOI:10.1155/humu/9532614delete
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This study is aimed at comprehensively evaluating the real-world safety profile and underlying molecular mechanisms of the AKT inhibitor capivasertib by integrating pharmacovigilance data, computational biology, and multiomics analyses.
Keywords:
breast cancer
capivasertib
molecular dynamics
pharmacovigilance
single-cell RNA sequencing
tumor microenvironment
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Human Mutation
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nanjing university
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shanghai university of traditional chinese medicine
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