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TRI-IVIS for Genome Knowledge Related to SNP Analyses

2026 · TRI-IVIS@AVI · 1 citation · 18 references
Computer Science

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An epistemically differentiated conceptual model for SNP-related knowledge that links structured, derived, and unstructured forms of genomic information with empirically derived diagnostic use cases and forms the conceptual basis for the development of SnipFlow, a micro-service-based knowledge management component to be integrated into the GenDAI platform.

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