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Measuring the Importance of Vertices in the Weighted Human Disease Network

2018-10-05

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Many human genetic disorders and diseases are known to be related to each other through frequently observed co-occurrences. Studying the correlations among multiple diseases provides an important avenue to better understand the common genetic background of diseases and to help develop new drugs that can treat multiple diseases. Meanwhile, network science has seen increasing applications on modeling complex biologi...

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10.1101/436402
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