APSiC
github.com/hesmon/apsicSystematic Identification of Novel Cancer Genes through Analysis of Deep shRNA Perturbation Screens. APSiC: Analysis of Perturbation Screens for the Identification of Novel Cancer Genes. A web portal using the Shiny framework in R has been developed to visualize rank profiles of the DRIVE shRNA screen and corresponding gene expression data from TCGA at https://apsic.shinyapps.io/APSiC/
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