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Prioritization of Lung Cancer Candidate Genes using Moment of Inertia Tensor Analysis

2024-10-21

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A variety of factors contribute to the complexity of lung cancer progression. To comprehend the disease, candidate genes must be investigated. Present study aimed to employ an alignment-free method to prioritize candidate genes based on the physicochemical properties of the amino acids. It uses the moment of inertia tensor that measures the mass distribution around an axis of rotation, to compute the rotational en...

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81f8633e-030b-5d18-8330-4b79eff1827b
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10.1101/2024.10.18.619023
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