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The healthy ageing gene expression signature for Alzheimer’s disease diagnosis: a random sampling perspective

2016-04-05

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1 In a recent publication, Sood et al. [2015] presented a set of 150 probe-sets which could be used in a diagnosis of Alzheimer disease (AD) based on gene expression. We reproduce some of their experiments, and show that the performance of their particular set of 150 probe-sets does not stand out compared to that of randomly sampled sets of 150 probe-sets from the same array.

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Literature Corpus work: 6e064086-f30e-5642-b155-59481c66e69a
DOI: 10.1101/047050

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