Next-generation sequencing (NGS) technologies have revolutionized phylogenomics by decreasing the cost and time required to generate sequence data from multiple markers or whole genomes. Further, the
Additional file 2 Information of experimental designs, GEO accession numbers, data structure, biological noise levels, and expected number of cells and number of clusters are provided.
The results in the first row show the AUC values for comparing against OMIM’s gene–disease associations, while the results in the second row are the AUC values when comparing against MGI’s gene–diseas
