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Integrative networks illuminate biological factors underlying gene-disease associations

2016-08-28

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A. <h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Integrative networks combine multiple layers of biological data into a model of how genes work together to carry out cellular processes. Such networks become more valuable as they become more context specific, for example, by capturing how genes work together in a certain tissue or cell type. We discuss the applications of these networks to the study of human disease. Once constructed, these...

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95a3719a-bdd2-5880-8491-e98db9fa26f4
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10.1101/062695
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