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    • A comparative assessment of existing DiNA algorithms is lacking.

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    • To evaluate the performance of 10 DiNA algorithms in identifying key genetic players from transcriptome data.
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    • Enrichment of networks with known regulatory miRNAs to evaluate performance differences.

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    • All DiNA algorithms showed superior performance compared to conventional differential expression analysis.
    • Inclusion of miRNA data consistently and significantly improved the performance of most tested DiNA algorithms.

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    • DiNA approaches offer significant advantages over traditional differential expression analysis.
    • Integrating comprehensive biological knowledge, such as miRNA interactions, substantially enhances the utility of DiNA for -omics data analysis.