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TEMPO: Detecting Pathway-Specific Temporal Dysregulation of Gene Expression in Disease

2019-05-27

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While many transcriptional profiling experiments measure dynamic processes that change over time, few include enough time points to adequately capture temporal changes in expression. This is especially true for data from human subjects, for which relevant samples may be hard to obtain, and for developmental processes where dynamics are critically important. Although most expression data sets sample at a single tim...

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Literature Corpus work: 129c35b7-59ac-5429-a0a9-a854e4972b26
DOI: 10.1101/651018

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