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A computational/functional genomics approach for the enrichment of the retinal transcriptome and the identification of positional candidate retinopathy genes

Katsanis et al., 2002

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8236578041401451306
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Katsanis N
Worley K
Gonzalez G
Ansley S
Lupski J
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Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences

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Grouping genes by virtue of their sequence similarity, functional association, or spatiotemporal distribution is an important first step in investigating function. Given the recent identification of> 30,000 human genes either by analyses of genomic sequence or by …
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