Single-cell expression quantitative trait loci (eQTL) studies hold promise for linking genetic variants to changes in gene expression in individual cells, thereby offering deeper insights into the genetic basis of human traits and diseases. Existing ...
Recent advances in deep learning have led to the development of sequence-to-omics (S2O) models that predict molecular phenotypes directly from DNA sequences. Here, we systematically evaluate the utility of these models, e.g., AlphaGenome, Borzoi, Enf...
Motivation: Alternative splicing (AS) is a fundamental regulatory mechanism that expands transcriptomic and proteomic diversity by generating multiple mRNA isoforms from a single gene. Aberrant AS has been implicated in numerous diseases through the ...
Deciphering ultra-large-scale omics data with minimal resources while maintaining high computational efficiency is a longstanding challenge in biology. Here, we present Local Pooling (LP), a lightweight, ultrafast and general framework that leverage ...
Macrocyclic compounds are essential in drug discovery as they can modulate protein-protein interactions and enhance selectivity. Their structural complexity enables access to molecular diversity beyond traditional small molecules; however, designing ...
A priori model informed precision dosing (MIPD) recommends an appropriate first dose based solely on the covariates of the patient enabling faster target attainment without required concentration measurements. Population pharmacokinetic model ensembl...
Introduction: Current workflows for studying hydrocephalus in rodent models rely on manual segmentation or qualitative assessment of ventricular size on small animal magnetic resonance imaging, which are both inefficient and prone to variability. Atl...
Aphasia, an acquired language deficit, is the most common post-stroke focal cognitive impairment, and roughly 60% cases become chronic (duration >6 months). Aphasia therapies could be optimized if clinicians could make personalized predictions of how...
Numerous studies have shown that the morphological phenotype of a cell or organoid correlates with its susceptibility to anti-cancer agents. However, traditional methods of measuring phenotype rely on spatial metrics such as area, volume, perimeter, ...
Neural representations rely on the ability of neuronal assemblies to display organized spiking patterns, despite being embedded within noisy networks. These structured patterns arise from attractor dynamics due to activity reverberation promoted by l...
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