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Uncovering complex disease subtypes by integrating clinical data and imputed transcriptome from genome-wide association studies: Applications in psychiatry and cardiovascular medicine

2019-04-03

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Classifying patients into clinically and biologically homogenous subgroups will facilitate the understanding of disease pathophysiology and development of more targeted prevention and intervention strategies. Traditionally, disease subtyping is based on clinical characteristics alone, however disease subtypes identified by such an approach may not conform exactly to the underlying biological mechanisms. Very few s...

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1292b41d-b769-5e3c-998e-0b0fddc15a86
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10.1101/595488
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