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The application of Large Language Models to the phenotype-based prioritization of causative genes in rare disease patients

2023-11-16

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Computational methods for identifying gene–disease associations can use both genomic and phenotypic information to prioritize genes and variants that may be associated with genetic diseases. Phenotype-based methods commonly rely on comparing phenotypes observed in a patient with a database of genotype-to-phenotype associations using a measure of semantic similarity, and are primarily limited by the quality and com...

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10.1101/2023.11.16.23298615
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