Gene Expression/Trauma Model (IMAGE)
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The Princeton researchers produced a model that physicians could use to determine trauma patients' chances of survival based on their gene activity. Each module correlates activity for a specific gene family with the patient's possible outcome (colored lines), which is based on the likelihood of death; all patients categorized as ocMOF v (red) eventually died. A physician would determine the outcome indicated by each gene family, then combine those observations to identify the overall chances of survival.
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Image courtesy of John Storey, Keyur Desai and Chuen-Seng Tan
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