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Volume 39, August 2012

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Jinfeng Zou, Chunxiang Hao, Guini Hong, Junjie Zheng, Lang He, Zheng Guo:
Revealing weak differential gene expressions and their reproducible functions associated with breast cancer metastasis. 1-5
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Daniel N. Meijles, Brendan J. Howlin, Jian-Mei Li:
Consensus in silico computational modelling of the p22^phox subunit of the NADPH oxidase. 6-13
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Ran Li, Baolin Wu:
Sparse regularized discriminant analysis with application to microarrays. 14-19
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Yu-Nong Gong, Guang-Wu Chen, Marc A. Suchard:
A novel empirical mutual information approach to identify co-evolving amino acid positions of influenza A viruses. 20-28
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Erik Nordling, Mirna Abraham-Nordling:
Colonic amyloidosis, computational analysis of the major amyloidogenic species, Serum Amyloid A. 29-34

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