When the City of New York launched it's OpenData portal in 2011 many new civic applications were born but to this date the DoHMH day care dataset has not been added and attempts to have this dataset released have been so far unsuccessful.
Having subjected this dataset to careful quality control, we used it to examine several aspects of DGR mechanism and evolution.
After having normalized this dataset, we used GeneSign to extract the absolute transcriptomic fingerprints of each of the murine immune cell types.
As we have complete copy number and gene expression data for 40 of them, we have named this dataset UBC-40.
Relevant research papers that have used this dataset are listed.
In contrast, Fonseca et al. (2008) have analyzed this dataset in the context of linear regression models with Student-t errors.
Numerous researchers have used this dataset to perform and publish studies in internationally peer-reviewed journals.
We have analysed this dataset following the methodology shown in Figure 3, and defined a core-set containing 107 genes.
We have used this dataset for comparison with our prostate cancer genomic data, thus filtering the lists of expressed genes for subsequent validation studies.
The authors have used this dataset to develop NER and relation detection tools, which perform quite well in terms of precision, recall and F-score.
