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Figure 2.1: Bipartite network of GWAS studies (grey and yellow nodes) and con- con-tinental populations (red nodes)
Figure 2.2: Process of merging 1KGP and GWAS Catalog data to construct DANCE molecular profiles and networks.
Figure 2.5: Network projection. (A) In the bipartite SNP-Disease Network the red- red-scale nodes are SNPs and blue nodes are phenotypes
Figure 2.6: Network view page of DANCE. This figure illustrate the SDN for skin pigmentation and three others phenotypes that shares risk-alleles with it
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