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Breast Cancer Profiling Project, Drug Sensitivity 1: Fixed-cell GR measures of 35 breast cell lines to 34 small molecule perturbagens. Dataset 2 of 2: Calculated dose response metrics.

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SUBMITTER: Caitlin E. Mills, Marc Hafner

PROVIDER: LDS-1519 | LINCS | 2018-03-30

REPOSITORIES: LINCS

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