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Multiple Types of Context-Specific Brain Causal Regulatory Networks and their Applications to Autism Spectrum Disorder

2025-01-17

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One of the primary goals of systems biology is to understand how different cell types are regulated at various developmental stages and how dysregulation in these cells contributes to disease. With advances in high-throughput omics profiling technologies, vast amounts of both bulk tissue and single-cell data have been generated to study cellular regulation. To investigate the types of gene-gene regulatory interact...

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Literature Corpus work: 677d7bd8-5ef8-5f52-92cd-7796eecbd9a5
DOI: 10.1101/2025.01.17.633619

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