Genomic selection (GS) has become the core driving force in modern plant and animal breeding. However , state-of-the-art comprehensive GS tools often rely on complex underlying environment configurations and command-line operations, posing significan... read more
Background: The rapid growth of public single-cell and spatial transcriptomics repositories has shifted the main bottleneck for atlas-scale integration from data generation to metadata heterogeneity. Even when datasets are released in the AnnData H5A... read more
Sleep is governed by two processes: a circadian process that times sleep and wake and a homeostatic process that drives sleep as a function of prior wake history. Discovered in the fruit fly Drosophila, the period (per) gene is a universal cornerston... read more
The protein-protein interactions (PPIs) between viruses and human play crucial roles in viral infections. Although numerous computational approaches have been proposed for predicting virus-human PPIs, their performances remain suboptimal and may be o... read more
In eukaryotic cells, essential functions are often confined within organelles enclosed by lipid membranes. Increasing evidence, however, highlights the role of membrane-less organelles (MLOs), formed through liquid-liquid phase separation (LLPS). MLO... read more
The human gut microbiome is increasingly explored as a diagnostic indicator for disease, yet machine learning models trained on metagenomic data are often constrained by limited sample sizes and poor cross-cohort generalizability. Meta-learning, a ma... read more
Spatial heterogeneity in drug distribution, particularly within solid tumors, can compromise target engagement and drive therapeutic failure in oncology, yet it is rarely represented in population pharmacokinetic (PopPK) analyses. Standard empirical ... read more
Animals integrate information over time and maintain persistent internal representations of cues to guide decision-making. How the underlying behavioral algorithms of individual animals depend on factors such as experience, developmental stage, or ge... read more
Behavior is inherently hierarchical. The prevailing view holds that hierarchical behavior arises from the brain's hierarchical organization. However, this view is primarily derived from experiments in highly controlled laboratory settings, and it rem... read more
How intelligence emerges from the brain's complex microscopic physical system is a central question for neuroscience and artificial intelligence. Constrained by the genomic bottleneck that precludes synapse-by-synapse specification, we propose and va... read more
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