M. Ray

Label-Free Melanoma Phenotype Classification Using Artificial Intelligence-Based Morphological Profiling

This paper develops an AI-based classifier to classify melanoma cell phenotypes using morphology, validated by scRNA-Seq, showing morphology correlates with phenotypic states.

Genomic potential and evolution of Dissimilatory Nitrate Reduction to Ammonium in Cyanobacteria

This study identifies and analyzes the genomic potential and evolution of Dissimilatory Nitrate Reduction to Ammonium (DNRA) in Cyanobacteria using metagenomic data and phylogenetic analysis.

PDXNet Portal: Patient-Derived Xenograft model, data, workflow, and tool discovery

The paper introduces the PDXNet Portal, a centralized resource for PDX models and data, offering analysis workflows and facilitating cancer research collaboration.

Integrative Epigenomic and High-Throughput Functional Enhancer Profiling Reveals Determinants of Enhancer Heterogeneity in Gastric Cancer

The paper identifies enhancer heterogeneity in gastric cancer by integrating epigenomic data and functional assays, linking it to genetic and regulatory factors.

Does colour impact attention towards 2D images in geckos?

This study investigates whether color affects attention in geckos toward 2D images, finding no color-based discrimination but noting diurnal species interact longer with images.

Evaluation of Seed or Grain Storage Technologies from Indian Farming Societies Using A Hybrid and Multi-Attribute Approach

This study evaluates traditional and improved grain storage technologies in Indian farming communities using a hybrid multi-attribute approach to assess their performance and guide improvements.

Altered levels of hsromega lncRNAs further enhance Ras signaling during ectopically activated Ras induced R7 differentiation in Drosophila

The paper shows that altering hsr{omega} lncRNA levels enhances Ras signaling in Drosophila eye discs, leading to increased R7 photoreceptors and pupal lethality.

Pancreatic adenocarcinoma human organoids share structural and genetic features with primary tumors

This study shows that pancreatic cancer organoids closely match primary tumors in molecular features, genetic diversity, and drug responses, suggesting their use in personalized therapy prediction.