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Correcting for experiment-specific variability in expression compendia can remove underlying signals

2020-05-03

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<h4>Motivation</h4> In the last two decades, scientists working in different labs have assayed gene expression from millions of samples. These experiments can be combined into compendia and analyzed collectively to extract novel biological patterns. Technical variability, sometimes referred to as batch effects, may result from combining samples collected and processed at different times and in different settings....

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f8c86998-95c8-5a31-bb16-941054384404
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10.1101/2020.05.03.066597
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