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Nils Eickhoff,Liesbeth Hoekman,Onno Bleijerveld et al. Nils Eickhoff et al.
In recent years, studies investigating protein-protein interactions on a proteome-wide scale have increased exponentially. These developments were achieved through implementation of new techniques, as well as improvements in mass spectromet...
Styliani-Christina Fragkouli,Somya Iqbal,Lisa Crossman et al. Styliani-Christina Fragkouli et al.
Synthetic data (SD) has become an increasingly important asset in the life sciences, helping address data scarcity, privacy concerns, and barriers to data access. Creating artificial datasets that mirror the characteristics of real data all...
Willem T K Maassen,Charlotte C E T Pape,Carlos G Urzua-Traslavina et al. Willem T K Maassen et al.
Challenges preventing mainstream use of RNA-sequencing (RNA-seq) in genome diagnostics are sources of biological and technical variation, typically caused by intrinsic differences in gene expression between tissue types, cellular conditions...
Tomàs Montserrat-Ayuso,Aurora Pujol,Anna Esteve-Codina Tomàs Montserrat-Ayuso
Human endogenous retroviruses (HERVs) occupy nearly 8% of the human genome, yet their protein-coding potential remains largely unexplored. Originating from ancestral retroviruses that infected germline cells, HERVs typically follow the cano...
Spyros Lytras,Adam Strange,Jumpei Ito et al. Spyros Lytras et al.
Multiple sequence alignments (MSAs) have been traditionally used for making inferences about site-specific diversity in proteins. Recent advancements in the field of artificial intelligence have highlighted the potential of protein language...
Nirmal S Mahar,Rachit Singh,Ishaan Gupta et al. Nirmal S Mahar et al.
Nuclear mitochondrial DNA segments (NuMTs) can contribute to cancer development and disease progression by disrupting protein-coding genes. Furthermore, their presence confounds mitochondrial variant detection, underscoring the critical nee...
Andrew Chen,Lina Kroehling,Christina S Ennis et al. Andrew Chen et al.
In this study, we developed an integrated single-cell transcriptomic (scRNAseq) atlas of human breast cancer (BC), the largest resource of its kind, totaling >600 000 cells across 138 patients. Rigorous integration and annotation of publicl...
María Chavero-Diez,Carles Hernandez-Ferrer,Laia Codó et al. María Chavero-Diez et al.
This review examines the current landscape of federated learning frameworks to evaluate their long-term sustainability, flexibility, and usability in biomedical research, where strict data regulations limit data sharing across institutions....
Tomáš Brůna,Avinash Sreedasyam,Avril M Harder et al. Tomáš Brůna et al.
While graph-based pangenomes have become a standard and interoperable foundation for comparisons across multiple reference genomes, integrating protein-coding gene annotations across pangenomes in a single 'pangene set' remains challenging,...
H M A Mohit Chowdhury,Mattie Fuller,Oluwatosin Oluwadare H M A Mohit Chowdhury
There has been significant interest in genomics research, leading to the development of numerous new methods. One notable area of progress is in chromosome loop detection algorithms (also known as loop callers). However, despite these advan...