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期刊名:Nature biomedical engineering

缩写:NAT BIOMED ENG

ISSN:2157-846X

e-ISSN:2157-846X

IF/分区:26.3/Q1

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Accurate identification of true biological signals from diverse undesirable variations in large-scale transcriptomes is essential for downstream discoveries. Here we develop a universal deep neural network, called DeepAdapter, to eliminate ...
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The oral cavity is an accessible site for vaccination, but its sublingual and buccal sites have limited vaccine uptake. Here we show that flat tape dental floss can deliver vaccines through the junctional epithelium of the gingival sulcus, ...
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Targeted gene manipulation in a complex microbial community is an enabling technology for precise microbiome editing. Here we introduce BACTRINS, an in situ microbiome engineering platform designed for efficient and precise genomic insertio...
Jakub Kopal,Guillaume Huguet,Justin Marotta et al. Jakub Kopal et al.
Our genetic makeup, together with environmental and social influences, shape our brain's development. Yet, the imaging-genetics field has struggled to integrate all these modalities to investigate the interplay between genetic blueprint, br...
Sadeem Qdaisat,Brandon Wummer,Brian D Stover et al. Sadeem Qdaisat et al.
The success of cancer immunotherapies is predicated on the targeting of highly expressed neoepitopes, which preferentially favours malignancies with high mutational burden. Here we show that early responses by type-I interferons mediate the...