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Transcriptional dysregulation study reveals a core network involving the genesis for Alzheimer’s disease

2017-12-26

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<h4>Background</h4> The pathogenesis of Alzheimer’s disease is associated with dysregulation at different levels from transcriptome to cellular functioning. Such complexity necessitates investigations of disease etiology to be carried out considering multiple aspects of the disease and the use of independent strategies. The established works more emphasized on the structural organization of gene regulatory networ...

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8412f6bb-807a-5816-9a26-06b76a0bab16
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10.1101/240002
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