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Is useless the assumption that the majority of genes have no variation in expression (bearing in mind that they are distributed over the en…
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Hello James,
Thank you for your answer and precise exemple ! It is disappointing but makes sense.
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Alexandre
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Thanks, this is potentially a much faster way than parsing BiomRt. However, it is only returning one GO term right now (biomaRt returns a f…
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