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Using an integrated gene network technique to depict the genetic architecture of pediatric malignancies

2021-06-14

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Childhood malignancies have a mostly unknown genetic origin. It is critical, therefore, to develop fresh ways for deciphering the range of pediatric cancer genes. Statistical network modeling approaches have emerged as effective methods for inferring gene-disease associations and have been used to adult malignancies but not to pediatric malignancies. We used co-expression network analysis to get a multi-layer know...

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10.22541/au.162370184.44784690/v1
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