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Making data-driven hypotheses for gene functions by integrating dependency, expression, and literature data

2020-07-17

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Identifying the key functions of human genes is a major biomedical research goal. While some genes are well-studied, most human genes we know little about. New tools in data science -- a combination of computer programming, math & statistics, and topical expertise -- combined with the rapid adoption of open science and data sharing allow scientists to access publicly available datasets and interrogate these data...

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4a1ede55-b2ce-501e-b4ee-1b7a4c24d014
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10.1101/2020.07.17.208751
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