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SCIENCE CHINA Information Sciences, Volume 59 , Issue 7 : 070108(2016) https://doi.org/10.1007/s11432-016-5581-1

GOAL: the comprehensive gene \\ontology analysis layer

Jong Cheol JEONG 1,2, George LI 2,4, Xue-Wen CHEN 2,3,*
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  • ReceivedApr 5, 2016
  • AcceptedApr 30, 2016
  • PublishedJun 13, 2016
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National Science Foundation(Award OIA-1028098)


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Acknowledgments

Chen X was supported by National Science Foundation (Award OIA-1028098).


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