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What Types of Data Does Genemania Use?
Genemania integrates various types of biological data to generate its gene networks. These include:
Protein-protein interactions
Genetic interactions
Pathways
Co-expression
Co-localization
Protein domain similarity
This multi-dimensional approach allows for a more holistic understanding of gene functions and interactions, which is crucial for identifying novel therapeutic targets in cancer.
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