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Evo2HiC: a multimodal foundation model for integrative analysis of genome sequence and architecture

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Understanding how genomic sequences shape three-dimensional (3D) genome architecture is funda-mental to interpreting diverse biological processes. Although previous studies have shown that sequence information can predict 3D genome architecture, they...

Advancing Protein Ensemble Predictions Across the Order–Disorder Continuum

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While deep learning has transformed structure prediction for ordered proteins, intrinsically disordered proteins remain poorly predicted due to systematic underrepresentation in training data, despite constituting approximately 30% of eukaryotic prot...

iDeepLC: chemical structure information yields improved retention time prediction of peptides with unseen modifications

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Deep learning has notably advanced the field of liquid chromatography–mass spectrometry-based proteomics. Accurate prediction of peptide retention times significantly enhances our ability to match LC-MS data with the correct peptides and proteins, es...

Chemical Dice Integrator (CDI): A Scalable Framework for Multimodal Molecular Representation Learning

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The machine learning landscape for molecular property prediction is fragmented, with numerous Featurizers each capturing a narrow, specialized view of chemical structure. This heterogeneity forces a suboptimal choice of representation a priori, limit...

BioToken and BioFM – Biologically-Informed Tokenization Enables Accurate and Efficient Genomic Foundation Models

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Genomic variation underlies human phenotypic diversity, disease susceptibility, and evolutionary adaptation. Although large-scale genomic sequencing has transformed our ability to map genetic variation, accurately modeling and interpreting this data ...

Detection dog performance state estimation from pre-stimulus video and physiological signals using deep learning and Bayesian inference

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Detection dogs play a critical role in operational settings ranging from explosives detection to medical diagnostics. Their unmatched olfactory capabilities allow them to locate trace-level targets that remain beyond the reach of current technology. ...

From Tasks to Topology: Dorsal and Ventral Streams Emerge in Optimized Neural Networks

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The primate visual system is organized into dorsal and ventral pathways, classically linked to visuomotor control and perception. A long-standing question is whether this division reflects intrinsic architectural priors or emerges from task demands. ...

The blood proteome predicts the impact of circulating factors on age-related mitochondrial health

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Circulating non-cellular factors, such as plasma proteins, contribute to various features of aging. To determine the impacts of endogenous circulating factors on human age-related bioenergetic decline, we treated primary human fibroblasts with serum ...

Calibration-free single-frame super-resolution fluorescence microscopy

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Molecular fluorescence microscopy is a leading approach to super-resolution and nanoscale imaging in life and material sciences. However, super-resolution fluorescence microscopy is often bottlenecked by system-specific calibrations and long acquisit...

Harnessing Interpretable Deep Learning to Predict Meropenem Resistance in Klebsiella pneumoniae

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Antimicrobial resistance represents an escalating global healthcare threat, complicating treatment and increasing both morbidity and mortality. Deep learning offers promising solutions, particularly for bacterial profiling using omics data. For insta...