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A personalized, multi-omics approach identifies genes involved in cardiac hypertrophy and heart failure

2017-03-24

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Identifying genes underlying complex diseases remains a major challenge. Biomarkers are typically identified by comparing average levels of gene expression in populations of healthy and diseased individuals. However, genetic diversities may undermine the effort to uncover genes with significant but individual contribution to the spectrum of disease phenotypes within a population. Here we leverage the Hybrid Mouse...

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242f72f7-bed4-545f-a4d4-2c5ad4c725c6
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10.1101/120329
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