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Variant Set Enrichment: an R package to identify disease-associated functional genomic regions.
BioData Mining 2017
BACKGROUND: Genetic predispositions to diseases populate the noncoding regions of the human genome. Delineating their functional basis can inform on the mechanisms contributing to disease development. However, this remains a challenge due to the poor characterization of the noncoding genome. Here, we propose an R package that can pinpoint which genomic features are etiologically important based on the genetic predispositions.
RESULTS: Variant Set Enrichment (VSE) is an R package to calculate the enrichment of a set of disease-associated variants across functionally annotated genomic regions, consequently highlighting the mechanisms important in the etiology of the disease studied.
CONCLUSIONS: VSE is implemented as an R package and can easily be implemented in any system with R.
RESULTS: Variant Set Enrichment (VSE) is an R package to calculate the enrichment of a set of disease-associated variants across functionally annotated genomic regions, consequently highlighting the mechanisms important in the etiology of the disease studied.
CONCLUSIONS: VSE is implemented as an R package and can easily be implemented in any system with R.
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