Leveraging Multiomic and Multi-Relational Gene Networks for Druggable Gene Discovery
Pistoia Alliance London 2025 conference poster by Queen Mary University of London
Identifying druggable genes is a critical step in drug discovery, enabling the development of targeted
therapies for complex diseases such as cancer. Traditional approaches often rely on single data sources
or predefined biological pathways, limiting their ability to capture the full spectrum of gene interactions
relevant to druggability. Advances in network-based machine learning offer a promising alternative by
integrating diverse biological signals to uncover novel therapeutic targets.