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Not only diseases, evolution too!
In its latest issue, Nature is writing about how the one million gene expression data sets currently publicly available can help researchers understand diseases (Monya Baker, Gene data to hit milestone (2012) Nature 487: pp. 282-283). However, that’s not all … Continue reading
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Tagged bioinformatics, database, evolution, gene expression
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