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Integrative meta-analysis of differential gene expression in acute myeloid leukemia.

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Figure 1. Tag-based classification method flowchart.
Figure 2. Hierarchical cluster analyses. Strict up-regulation is green and strict down-regulation is red, while light blue represents no reported specific direction
Figure 3. Functional category comparisons. (A) Significantly over- over-represented functional gene ontology (GO) categories of interest in  up-regulated and down-up-regulated genes found in poor prognosis and good prognosis are compared; the comprehensive

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