While the positive correlation between the values is highly significant (Pearson correlation of 0.473, probability of random observation according to a Monte Carlo permutation test of 1 million permutations), it is a weak-to-moderate correlation in the general sense, i.e. the strongest genetic relationships do not necessarily translate to high co-morbidity, and vice versa.
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Exploring and exploiting disease interactions from multi-relational gene and phenotype networks.
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