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Q&A: NYU’s Bud Mishra on a Data Mining Algorithm that Models Temporal Interactions among Genes

Jul 02, 2010
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Bud Mishra.jpgComplex biological processes like cell division, metabolism, and development occur in sequence and must be synchronized to ensure that cells function properly, but reconstructing these processes from genome-wide datasets is computationally challenging.

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