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Connectivity Problems on Heterogeneous Graphs

2018-04-13

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<h4>Background</h4> Network connectivity problems are abundant in computational biology research, where graphs are used to represent a range of phenomena: from physical interactions between molecules to more abstract relationships such as gene co-expression. One common challenge in studying biological networks is the need to extract meaningful, small subgraphs out of large databases of potential interactions. A u...

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Literature Corpus work: c22f347b-64f2-5bd5-bf43-d79c7c76e62e
DOI: 10.1101/300012

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