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Predicting “pain genes”: multi-modal data integration using probabilistic classifiers and interaction networks

2024-05-17

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Accurate identification of pain-related genes remains challenging due to the complex nature of pain pathophysiology and the subjective nature of pain reporting in humans, or inferring pain states in animals on the basis of behaviour. Here, we use a machine learning approach to identify possible “pain genes”. Labelling was based on a gold-standard list of genes with validated involvement across pain conditions, and...

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33251c71-d884-5f20-bfcc-a8fb43deb9fa
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10.1101/2024.05.15.594305
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