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Pair-wise Interactions in Gene Expression Determine a Hierarchical Transcription Profile of the Human Brain

2020-05-16

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Orchestrated expressions of tens of thousands of genes give rise to the complexity of the brain. However, it is unclear what is the structure governing these myriads of gene-gene interactions. By analyzing the transcription data obtained from more than 3000 sites in human brains, we found that pair-wise interactions between genes are sufficient to accurately predict both the transcription pattern of the whole geno...

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Literature Corpus work: b77bf5d7-a723-5a02-89f4-775f52674c96
DOI: 10.1101/2020.05.15.098962

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