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A gene set is a group of genes that are functionally related. Gene sets are often defined based on the genes that share biological pathways, are co-expressed in specific conditions, or are regulated by the same transcription factor. Recent studies have attempted to identify gene sets using (1) biological networks and (2) functional annotations from ontologies. In particular, a protein-protein interaction (PPI) dataset is commonly used to identify gene sets. The densely connected genes in a PPI network are likely to have the same functions. |
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