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Extracting gene-disease evidence from literature, genetics, genomics and more

2018-01-01

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Do you want to identify and prioritise new therapeutic targets? Are you looking for associations of your gene of interest with a specific disease? Do you work in the area of drug repurposing? Are you interested in disease biology? If you said yes to any of these questions, this webinar is for you. Watch to explore gene-disease relations using freely available tools from Europe PMC and Open Targets. Maria and Denis...

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10.6019/tol.gene-disease-w.2018.00001.1
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