When combined with high-throughput drug sensitivity testing, UAMOCS can accurately predict sensitivity to azacitidine (AZA) and venetoclax. The UAMOCS system is available as an R package. The UAMOCS system has the potential to redefine AML subtypes, enhance prognostic predictions, and guide treatment strategies based on patients' immune status and expected responses to therapies.
Receptor tyrosine kinase signaling inhibitors (SB505124 and EphB4) might be sensitive to UAMOCS1. Taken together, UAMOCS model was generated that can classify AML patients independently and help develop precise chemotherapeutic strategy for patients with AML in the future.
Seven RSGs (TCF7L2, SLC27A4, PCSK5, NOL6, CHCHD4, EIF3B, and SCO1) may be associated with the ORS gene signatures in osteosarcoma. Repaglinide, tacrolimus, sirolimus, cyclosporine, hydrochlorothiazide and the small molecule VU-0365117-1 are potential therapeutic drugs for osteosarcoma.