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Seq-ing improved gene expression estimates from microarrays using machine learning

Korir et al., 2015

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12919420860072654919
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Korir P
Geeleher P
Seoighe C
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BMC bioinformatics

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Background Quantifying gene expression by RNA-Seq has several advantages over microarrays, including greater dynamic range and gene expression estimates on an absolute, rather than a relative scale. Nevertheless, microarrays remain in widespread use …
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