Bioinformatics and Genomic Networks
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Orphan yeast septins are stabilized by coiled-coil homodimers, trimers, and the disaggregase Hsp104, preventing aggregation and proteasomal degradation.
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Integrating large microbiome cohorts with smaller metabolome data reveals robust microbiome-metabolome-disease links using a novel multi-reference framework.
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Gene Ontology priors in biologically-informed neural networks mainly organize activations into meaningful units rather than improving performance, with the most promising approach being soft-link encoders.
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Mapping significantly mutated regions to protein domains and structural features creates a proteo-genomics framework for interpreting cancer mutations beyond genes and hotspots.
VaLPAS uncovers high-confidence functional associations in gene, protein, and metabolite data across seven organisms using autoencoders and correlation.
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CombinedNet transcriptomic scoring method shows moderate-to-high concordance with existing pathway activity measures and recovers promoter-inhibitor balance in cervical cancer data.
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Translation engineering enables precise control of gene expression by modulating initiation, elongation, and termination phases, crucial for synthetic biology applications.
DePass achieves superior integration accuracy across 6 modalities, 9 tissue types, and 13 platforms in single-cell and spatial multi-omics data.
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CellWhisperer enables chat-based exploration of single-cell RNA-sequencing data with zero-shot prediction accuracy demonstrated in human embryonic development.
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Embeddings from genome and protein language models can predict biological features like variant severity, boundaries, homology, and structure, offering high-resolution insights.
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