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Genes and Diseases: Insights from Transcriptomics Studies.

Genes - 28 Jun 2022

Kolobkov Dmitry S, Sviridova Darya A, Abilev Serikbai K, Kuzovlev Artem N, Salnikova Lyubov E

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Results of expression studies can be useful to clarify the genotype-phenotype relationship. However, according to data from recent literature, there is a large group of genes that are revealed as differentially expressed (DE) in many studies, regardless of the biological context. Additional analyses could shed more light on the relationships between genes, their differential expression, and diseases. We generated...

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PMID: 35885950
DOI: 10.3390/genes13071168
PMCID: PMC9317567

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