Gene expression and cancer classification
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XenoMix accurately quantifies mouse DNA contamination in PDX DNA methylation data with correlation coefficients above 0.99.
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SADRP outperforms state-of-the-art methods in drug response prediction by effectively modeling molecular structures and multi-omics data in cancer samples.
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LUNA, a generative AI model, accurately reconstructs tissue architecture from dissociated gene expression profiles, demonstrated by inferring spatial locations in over 1.2 million cells from the mouse brain atlas.
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- 6 cites
NMFBatch reduces technical variation by effectively correcting batch effects in proteomics data, demonstrated across diverse datasets including plasma and single-cell samples.
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VampW, a Bayesian method, reduces false discoveries and improves disease onset prediction by jointly modeling correlated omics features in time-to-event data.
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A gene-centered framework reveals context-dependent shifts in DNA methylation biomarker candidates across multiple cancers.
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AmbiDose removes 92.0% of cross-species UMIs in human-mouse mixture while retaining 99.6% of same-species UMIs, reducing ambient RNA contamination in single-cell RNA sequencing.
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CellART accurately extracts comprehensive single-cell information from high-resolution spatial transcriptomics data using multimodal integration.
Multi-sample spatial transcriptomics reveals distinct regional fibrotic programs and cellular niches in human IPF, with 10X Xenium validation confirming key findings.
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- 20 cites
Translation engineering enables precise control of gene expression by modulating initiation, elongation, and termination phases, crucial for synthetic biology applications.
BatchVaria reveals that subtype-protected ComBat maintains nearly unchanged subtype contributions after correction, unlike naive ComBat which reduces them by 4.23%.
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DeepFS achieves 89.45% accuracy and 0.9647 AUC in diagnosing Alzheimer's disease from brain tissue transcriptomic data.
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Dreamlet enables fast, memory-efficient differential expression analysis of large-scale single-cell transcriptomics data, accurately identifying gene-trait associations across 150 Alzheimer's cases.
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