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BrainImageR: Spatiotemporal gene set analysis referencing the human brain

2017-12-06

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<h4>RATIONALE</h4> Neurological molecular analyses such as transcriptomics, epigenetics, and genome-wide association studies must be assessed in the context of the human brain in order to generate biologically meaningful inferences. It is often difficult to access primary human brain tissue; therefore, approximations are made using in vitro modeling or by identifying disease-associated genes from DNA extracted f...

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9551576e-ac2a-5ca8-9d17-73e2edb93cb1
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10.1101/229302
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