Since some gene prioritization tools were published in the last decade, there has been no new research in the area of gene prioritization or candidate gene discovery. Can somebody shed light on this area? Is it still relevant, or is it no longer required?
Frederic Lepretre
Hi Prasad,
prioritization of genes will be always required. with 25k coding genes and 35k non coding genes, the chalenge is to get the good set of genes to understand what's up in biology. the game is to choose the good way for prioritization and the best, I think, is in differential genes expression results (arrays or 3'RNAseq give real good aspects for these kind of decision).
all the best
fred
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