<p>With some typical EMBL-EBI patterns <ahref="https://www.ebi.ac.uk/style-lab/websites/patterns/banner-data-protection.html">from the Style Lab</a>.</p>
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<p>“Unless it follows a standard, a PDX model can only help one patient or one research facility,” explains Terry Meehan, Mouse Informatics Coordinator at EMBL-EBI and principal author. “For PDX models to make a real difference in the fight against cancer, and to reduce the number of animals used in research, we need to make existing models easy to find and access. This will accelerate the rate of scientific discovery and reduce unnecessary duplication.”</p>
<p>“Unless it follows a standard, a PDX model can only help one patient or one research facility,” explains Terry Meehan, Mouse Informatics Coordinator at EMBL-EBI and principal author. “For PDX models to make a real difference in the fight against cancer, and to reduce the number of animals used in research, we need to make existing models easy to find and access. This will accelerate the rate of scientific discovery and reduce unnecessary duplication.”</p>
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<p>“Unless it follows a standard, a PDX model can only help one patient or one research facility,” explains Terry Meehan, Mouse Informatics Coordinator at EMBL-EBI and principal author. “For PDX models to make a real difference in the fight against cancer, and to reduce the number of animals used in research, we need to make existing models easy to find and access. This will accelerate the rate of scientific discovery and reduce unnecessary duplication.”</p>
<p>“Unless it follows a standard, a PDX model can only help one patient or one research facility,” explains Terry Meehan, Mouse Informatics Coordinator at EMBL-EBI and principal author. “For PDX models to make a real difference in the fight against cancer, and to reduce the number of animals used in research, we need to make existing models easy to find and access. This will accelerate the rate of scientific discovery and reduce unnecessary duplication.”</p>
