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Cross-platform analysis of cancer biomarkers: a Bayesian network approach to incorporating mass spectrometry and microarray data

Deng et al., 2007

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3868201266339560543
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Deng X
Geng H
Ali H
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Cancer informatics

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Many studies showed inconsistent cancer biomarkers due to bioinformatics artifacts. In this paper we use multiple data sets from microarrays, mass spectrometry, protein sequences, and other biological knowledge in order to improve the reliability of cancer biomarkers. We …
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