Functional enrichment analysis of the DNBs identified for GAC.

Functional enrichment analysis of the DNBs identified for GAC.

<p>The enriched pathways and GO terms exhibit a strong association with gastric cancer (hsa05226) and other cancer-related processes, including cell migration, embryonic organ development, mesenchymal cell differentiation, and response to growth factor signaling.</p> <p>(EPS)</p...

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Autor principal: Fatemeh Keikha (20917848) (author)
Otros Autores: Chuanyuan Wang (22676721) (author), Zhixia Yang (3180567) (author), Zhi-Ping Liu (149304) (author)
Publicado: 2025
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Medicine
Genetics
Biotechnology
Cancer
Infectious Diseases
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wasserstein optimal transport
real world dataset
quantified via gromov
enhancing diagnostic precision
dynamic network index
deep neural network
ablation studies confirm
regulatory role transitions
gene regulatory networks
combining regulatory rewiring
analyzing disease evolution
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reflect dynamic changes
neglecting structural rewiring
multilayer network models
modeling disease progression
state alignment provides
understanding cancer progression
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disease state classification
state specific biomarkers
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structural shifts
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Sumario:<p>The enriched pathways and GO terms exhibit a strong association with gastric cancer (hsa05226) and other cancer-related processes, including cell migration, embryonic organ development, mesenchymal cell differentiation, and response to growth factor signaling.</p> <p>(EPS)</p>

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