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Last published 2024
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Aya Alsabagh

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Arkansas State University
1 pubs

Research Areas

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Aya Alsabagh's research focuses on the intersection of computational methods and drug discovery, specifically investigating the human estrogen receptor interactome to accelerate the identification of anticancer drugs. Her work explores a human-computer interface guided approach for this purpose.

Alsabagh has one publication, co-authored with Rajendram V. Rajnarayanan, with whom she shares a collaborative history. Her recent activity indicates ongoing engagement in research.

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  • Publications: 1

Selected Publications

  • Abstract 6239: Human computer interface guided approach to accelerate anticancer drug discovery: Application to human estrogen receptor interactome (2024)
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