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3Cnet: Pathogenicity prediction of human variants using knowledge transfer with deep recurrent neural networks

2020-09-28

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Thanks to the improvement of Next Generation Sequencing (NGS), genome-based diagnosis for rare disease patients become possible. However, accurate interpretation of human variants requires massive amount of knowledge gathered from previous researches and clinical cases. Also, manual analysis for each variant in the genome of patients takes enormous time and effort of clinical experts and medical doctors. Therefore...

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26a8fda9-3a39-5971-aeda-f8b51e0051b1
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10.1101/2020.09.27.302927
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