Clustering expressed genes on the basis of their association with a quantitative phenotype.

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Cluster analyses of gene expression data are usually conducted based on their associations with the phenotype of a particular disease. Many disease traits have a clearly defined binary phenotype (presence or absence), so that genes can be clustered based on the differences of expression levels between the two contrasting phenotypic groups. For example, cluster analysis based on binary phenotype has been...

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