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Ayurveda based phenotype annotation integrated with Expectation Maximization algorithm reveal six biological clusters of rare diseases: potential in resolving ciliopathies
The heterogeneity of underlying causes and the variability of symptoms across Multiple organs in rare diseases present significant challenges when approached from an organ-centric perspective. Ayurveda, however, takes a multisystem perspective, assessing diseases through kinetic (Vata:V ), metabolic
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