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MATIIGEN: A Model-Driven Framework for Automated DNA Variant Interpretation in Precision Medicine

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This work demonstrates that adopting MDSE principles provides a systematic methodology for transforming multifaceted clinical data into actionable medical insights and establishes a scalable architecture for high-quality, software-intensive systems in the healthcare domain.

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