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Gene Regulatory Network Based Biomarker Transition from Normalcy to Malignancy: A study of Lung Cancer Using Differential Gene Expression Data

2024-10-23

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Lung cancer is a global threat, and understanding its pathology through gene regulatory network (GRN)-based biomarkers could offer significant insights. In this study, GRN-based biomarkers have been constructed to demonstrate the topology shift of GRN from a normal condition to a lung cancer condition. This study employed three distinct processes to identify significant genes from differential gene expression data...

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342e30e1-1dd6-5a99-8f8b-8fd3222f73c2
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10.1101/2024.10.23.24315971
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