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Transcriptomic biomarkers for prediction/classification of sample conditions in marine microeukaryotes (diatoms)

2018-12-09

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Marine microeukaryotes express large and complex transcriptomes that often respond dynamically to environmental and physiological conditions. In parallel to developments in human disease research, the opportunity exists to employ transcriptomic features as "biomarkers" to understand and predict cellular and environmental states. Here, the prediction and classification of basic physiological and environmental state...

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Literature Corpus work: e47fdddf-1d15-54f9-96c4-f7e50bd22eea
DOI: 10.1101/491258

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