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Seven years since the launch of the Matchmaker Exchange: the evolution of genomic matchmaking

2022-03-16

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The Matchmaker Exchange (MME) launched in 2015 to provide a robust mechanism to discover novel disease-gene relationships. This federated network connects databases holding relevant data, where two or more users are looking for a match for the same gene (two-sided matchmaking). The number of unique genes present across MME has steadily increased; there are currently >13,520 unique genes (~68% of all protein coding...

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e062f280-0ae7-5194-acc7-46ac89d1b68d
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10.22541/au.164746810.06225040/v1
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