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Learning Gene Networks Underlying Clinical Phenotypes Using SNP Perturbations

2018-09-10

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Recent technologies are generating an abundance of genome sequence data and molecular and clinical phenotype data, providing an opportunity to understand the genetic architecture and molecular mechanisms underlying diseases. Previous approaches have largely focused on the co-localization of single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) associated with clinical and expression traits, each identified from genome-wide assoc...

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3759d8fd-5070-5933-b73c-db8d6c0fc503
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10.1101/412817
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