The researcher's work focuses on integrating computational methods into cancer genomics, particularly evaluating annotation techniques for datasets derived from single-cell genomics and RNA-seq data. Their study evaluates the accuracy of differential expression analysis across various annotations, addressing challenges associated with biological noise and the impact of different annotation levels (gene vs. transcript). They utilize publicly available cancer datasets, such as COG, to assess the performance of annotation methods in capturing true biological signals versus potential false positives from technical noise.
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