Explore a cutting-edge approach to integrating diverse omics data in this 28-minute webinar presented by computational biologist Dr. John Platig. Learn about a novel method for estimating the effects of germline genetic variants on transcription factor regulatory events. Discover how building regulatory networks that reflect data support can help connect different types of omics data from various sources and cohorts. Gain insights into Dr. Platig's background in complex networks and biological systems, and his work on analyzing eQTL networks and studying kinase inhibition in Mycobacterium tuberculosis. After watching, registered Labroots members can earn PACE credits by following the provided instructions.
Developing Disease Insights with Genotype-Specific Regulatory Networks
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Developing disease insights with genotype-specific regulatory networks
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