Structural Bioinformatics
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Shah PK, N. Sirisha, Jayaraj S, and Sowdhamini R, “Structural Similarities in Protein Structures: Fold Prediction and Homology-Derived Modeling” Symposium on Bioinformatics at Avinashilingam University 1999.
Drug Discovery & Development
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Mrowiec et al., “Digital pathology to evaluate PD-L1 IHC scoring as a predictor of outcome with second-line avelumab treatment in patients with non-small cell lung cancer”. ASCO 2020
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Wolfe CM et al., “Enabling digital image analysis-based translational research with clinical legacy tissue scans” Submitted to ESDP 2020
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Alimzhanov M et al., “Induction of immunogenic cell death and interferon signaling by Carboplatin and the ATR inhibitor M6620 may contribute to anti-tumor activity of M6620-Carboplatin-Avelumb triplet combination in MC38 tumor model” AACR 2020
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Shah PK* et al, Development and validation of baseline predictive biomarkers for response to avelumab in second-line (2L) non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) Journal of ImmunoTherapy of Cancer SITC 2019
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Shah PK* et al, Development and validation of baseline predictive biomarkers for response to immuno-checkpoint treatments in the context of multi-line and multi-therapy Journal of ImmunoTherapy of Cancer SITC 2019
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Georges S, Shah PK et al., “Integrative molecular analysis of metastatic merkel cell carcinoma to identify predictive biomarkers of response to avelumab” ASCO 2019
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Shah PK* et al., “Understanding contribution and independence of multiple biomarkers for predicting response to atezolizumab” ASCO 2019
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Vangamudi et al., “The SMARCA2/4 catalytic activity, but not the bromodomain, is a drug target in SWI/SNF mutant cancers” AACR 2015.
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Andersen JN, Shah PK et al., “Applying TCGA data for breast cancer diagnostics and pathway analysis” AACR 2014.
Multiple Myeloma
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Song W et al., “Bone marrow microenvironment affects the pathogenesis of multiple myeloma through down-regulation of alternative splicing factor FOX2 in myeloma cells” BLOOD 2013 122(21): 3085.
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Fulciniti M et al., “Functional and molecular impact of DP1-dependent alternate splicing in Multiple Myeloma” BLOOD 2013 122(21): 1845.
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Song W et al, “Alternate splicing factor FOX2 affects growth and survival of Multiple Myeloma Cells” BLOOD 2011 118(21): 790-790.
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Shah PK et al., “Are gene expression signatures treatment specific?” BLOOD 2011 118(21): 367-367.
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Munshi NC et al., “Whole genome sequencing defines the clonal architecture and genomic evolution in Myeloma: Tumor heterogeneity with continued acquisition of new mutational change” BLOOD 2011 118(21): 367-367.
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Shah PK et al., “Studying evolution of Multiple Myeloma with canEvolve” BLOOD 2011 118(21) 138-139.
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Amin SB et al., “Gene expression profile alone is inadequate in predicting complete response in Multiple Myeloma” BLOOD 2010 116(21): 139-139.
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Amin SB et al., “An integrative analysis of network motifs and gene expression data to discover experimentally testable transcription factor-miRNA-gene regulatory loops in Multiple Myeloma” BLOOD 2010 116(21), 802-802.
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Shah PK et al., “A combined survival model integrating gene expression and alternative splicing events provides higher prediction power for risk stratification” BLOOD 2010 116(21), 803-803.
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Shammas et al., “Evolution of genomic changes and their significance in myeloma” BLOOD 2009 114 (22): 250-251.
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Adamia S et al., “Biological and therapeutic potential of miR-155, 585 and Let-7f in multiple myeloma in-vitro and in-vivo” BLOOD 2009 114(22): 343-343.