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The goal of gene normalization (GN) is to identify the unique database identifiers of genes and proteins mentioned in biomedical literature. A major difficulty in GN comes from inter-species gene ambiguity. That is, the same gene name can refer to different database identifiers depending on the species in question. In this paper, we introduce a method to exploit contextual information in an abstract,...
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