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Functional genomics: learning to think about gene expression data.

Abstract

Three recent studies of gene expression patterns in whole cells provide examples of the inferences one can make from this type of information. They also provide examples of the non-traditional types of reasoning we will need to use to make such inferences.

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R Brent. 1999-05-06. Functional genomics: learning to think about gene expression data.. https://doi.org/10.1016/s0960-9822(99)80208-5

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