DUET: a sequence-only ensemble for RNA-small molecule binding-site prediction
DUET is a sequence-only ensemble model for RNA-small molecule binding-site prediction that outperforms existing methods on benchmark datasets.
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DUET is a sequence-only ensemble model for RNA-small molecule binding-site prediction that outperforms existing methods on benchmark datasets.
Baiyu Lu, Xiao Liu, Po‐Yu Lin, Nadav Brandes
The paper evaluates AI models for predicting pathogenic variants, finding that performance is inflated by genomic heterogeneity in pathogenic variant prevalence.
Gabriele Di Palma, Laurent Jacob, Catherine Matias, Blerina Sinaimeri
Fox predicts host-symbiont co-evolution event rates directly from sequence alignments without tree reconstruction, achieving high accuracy and speed compared to existing methods.
Zelin Wang, Minfang Cai, Zhewen Li…·Yiqing Zheng
This paper introduces MMRL, a framework for learning representations of somatic missense mutations across cancer types, showing improved prognostic discrimination and identification of mutation subtypes.
Sonja Barth, Allison Bechard, Amelia Kraft…·Geoffrey Siwo
The paper uses computational methods to model structural and functional impacts of TPR domain deletions and amino acid substitutions in OGT linked to X-Linked Intellectual Disability.
Jinming Cheng, Shengdi Li, Serim Kim…·Nan Liu
RankMap improves cell type annotation in spatial and single-cell transcriptomics by using rank-based representations and multinomial regression, achieving competitive accuracy and faster runtime.
Nolan K. Newman, Tatiana Belova, Marieke L. Kuijjer
SiSaNA provides a command line interface for single-sample regulatory network analysis without requiring programming experience.
Nura Brimo, Dilek Çökeli̇ler Serdaroğlu
The paper evaluates 25 electrospun PVP fiber formulations for regenerative endodontics, using machine learning to identify constraints and release risks, finding carrier-limited release and recommending further testing.
The paper evaluates how negative sampling affects synthetic-lethality prediction models, showing that benchmark performance does not reliably predict experimental retrieval success.
Anthony Ozier‐Lafontaine, Nicolas Dray, Paul Villoutreix, Laura Cantini
Kontext identifies spatial domains and cell-cell communication by integrating ligand-receptor interactions, outperforming existing methods in spatial transcriptomics.
Federico Di Marco, Francesca De Nicola, Gaia Saldarini…·Stefano de Pretis
PatHoST reconstructs pathogen spatial distributions from host transcriptomes using weakly supervised learning, showing improved detection in both experimental and human SARS-CoV-2 data.
VoroTIDE segments protein domains using Voronoi contact areas and self-containment scores, achieving strong performance on benchmark datasets.
Aadya Goel, Shaojun Pei, Gil Alterovitz
The paper identifies seven subtypes of ALS motor cortex with distinct molecular programs and shows they are organized by genetic and clinical factors rather than disease duration.
Jan Schleicher, Marcello Zago, Manfred Claassen
The paper introduces bowside, a neural model for trajectory inference and gene regulatory network reconstruction in single-cell RNA sequencing data, showing it recovers known regulatory motifs in hematopoiesis and reprogramming.
smoothclust provides a framework for spatial domain analysis in spatial transcriptomics, including a clustering workflow and a boundary density metric to summarize tissue architecture.
Alberto Florez Prada, Darren J. Hart
mock-fastq-generator creates synthetic FASTQ files for testing bioinformatics pipelines without using biological data.
Qian Feng, Pierce Rafter, Iain Wilson…·Warren C. Conaty
The paper identifies environmental factors and growth stages affecting fibre yield and quality in rain-grown cotton using statistical models and field data.
Yuanyuan Duan, Alexandra Valeanu, Rob P.W. Rouhl…·Friederike Ehrhart
The paper identifies converging molecular pathways in genetic epilepsies through network analysis of epilepsy-associated genes and highlights potential therapeutic targets.
Sonya Hu, Giorgia Del Vecchio, Maciej Długosz…·Matteo A. Pellegrini
This study identifies age-associated k-mer signals in canine buccal and cell-free DNA using alignment-free k-mer analysis and ridge regression models.
Dylan Duchen, Florencia Martino, Kakhangchung Panmei…·Steven J. Clipman
The paper introduces PANIMaSTA, a method to construct minimally fragmented metagenomic pangenome graphs for highly diverse viral genomes, improving graph topology for comparative analysis.