Artificial Intelligence Medical Compendium

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Combining transcriptomic resolutions and machine learning strategies uncovers new OXPHOS genes in Caenorhabditis elegans

bioRxiv
Assigning functions to genes remains a major challenge in biology, as a large fraction of genes remain unannotated despite the availability of complete genomes. Oxidative phosphorylation (OXPHOS), the primary source of ATP in eukaryotes, exemplifies ... read more 

PepForge: Hierarchical HELM-Based Peptide Generation

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Peptides carrying special connections such as macrocyclizations and various other structural modifications constitute a major class among peptide therapeutics, yet their chemical space remains largely inaccessible to computational generation methods.... read more 

Category selectivity observed in the human brain is distinct from category selectivity observed in artificial neural networks

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Category selectivity for images of faces, scenes, and bodies is among the most striking and reproducible findings in vision neuroscience. Artificial neural networks (ANNs) trained on visual tasks also develop category-selective units, which has led t... read more 

Physics-guided design of intrinsically disordered proteins

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Intrinsically disordered protein regions (IDPs) are found across the tree of life and characterized by the lack of a stable 3D fold, encoding function through a vast ensemble of conformations. This plasticity makes rational design of IDPs challenging... read more 

SNV and indel error modeling of deep targeted cell-free DNA sequencing data for sensitive detection of circulating tumor DNA in colorectal cancer

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Circulating tumor DNA (ctDNA) is a promising biomarker for cancer detection, but low tumor burden makes it difficult to distinguish true signal from background noise. To aggregate and better evaluate weak mutational signals, we propose PyDREAMS, whic... read more 

Equitable Health Intelligence: An Open Benchmark of Multi-Population Machine Learning for Omics-Based Cancer Prognosis

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Purpose: Machine learning (ML) models for omics-based cancer prognosis are often trained on data from predominantly European-ancestry populations, producing biased predictions for other populations and undermining equitable genomic medicine. Existing... read more 

Deciphering functional dark matter: Machine and deep learning-based processing of protein embeddings enables targeted function discoveries

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The ever-expanding catalogue of uncharacterized proteins - the so called functional dark matter - poses a major challenge for biotechnological and biomedical exploitation. Functional assessment of most proteins is hindered by the technical limitation... read more 

A Pan-Cancer Multi-Omic SuperLearner for Regulated Cell Death Survival Topologies

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Introduction: Regulated cell death (RCD) pathways profoundly influence tumor progression and immune modulation. In prior work, we constructed a comprehensive database mapping 25 forms of RCD across seven multi-omic layers encompassing 33 tumor types ... read more 

Bridging Ancestry Gaps in Genomic Risk Prediction with Tabular Foundation Models

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Motivation: Models deployed for genomic prediction of diseases perform unevenly across populations, limiting clinical utility. Two factors drive this limitation: large imbalances in sample availability across ancestry groups and non-stationarity of g... read more 

Hierarchical refinements of cis-regulatory inputs improve scalable gene expression prediction

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Deciphering the relationships between cis-regulatory elements (CREs) and target gene expression has long been a challenging problem in molecular biology. However, predicting gene expression from hundreds of candidate cis-regulatory elements (cCREs) r... read more