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Structure Prediction with a New Model Mapped 500 Previously Unsolved Proteins

Structure Modeling with a New Method Mapped 500 Previously Unsolved Proteins

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Pathogens employ virulence factors called effectors, which are critical for their survival. Homology modeling is one of the most extensively used approaches; however, it...
The Earth BioGenome Project

The Earth BioGenome Project Steadily Started Sequencing Genomes

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A worldwide endeavor to map the genomes of all life on Earth (plants, animals, fungi, and other microbes) is entering a new phase as...
Illustration of DNA Fluorescent Nanoantenna (Caitlin Monney)

Nanoantenna – The World’s Smallest Antenna Created Using DNA to Monitor...

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A new DNA-based fluorescent nanoantenna is created by getting inspired by the ‘Lego-like’ properties of DNA. The building blocks of the new nanoantenna are...
3D medical background with heart

Scientists Develop a Model Based on Artificial Intelligence to Predicts Risk...

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The PET/CT artificial intelligence model performed better than clinical data in predicting heart attack risk in individuals with established coronary artery disease. Predicting a heart...
Microbiome

Metagenomics of Human Skin Microbiome Identifies New Bacteria and Viruses

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Scientists from EMBL-EBI, NIH, NHGRI, and collaborators have discovered new micro-organisms (bacterial, fungal species, and viruses) in the human skin microbiome. The human skin microbiome...
Deep Learning Based DNA and RNA Binding Sites Prediction for Accelerated Drug Discovery

Deep Learning Based DNA and RNA Binding Sites Prediction for Accelerated...

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Targeting nucleic acid macromolecules, particularly RNA, for ​​structure-based drug design (SBDD)  is gaining research attention as it resulted in several FDA-approved compounds targeting RNA...
Multi-omics data visualization

Multi-omics Data Visualization and Chromosomes Annotation with an R Package “ChromoMap”

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ChromoMap is a fast and easy-to-use tool for visualizing genomic elements and related data (such as multi-omics data) in relation to their chromosome-by-chromosome occurrence...
Diagnostics of bronchial asthma with AI

Early Stage Bronchial Asthma Diagnosis with Artificial Intelligence

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Scientists from Ben-Gurion University, Israel, have developed a method for computer-aided diagnostics of bronchial asthma based on machine learning. The model is trained using...
Predicting pregnancy health and preeclampsia using RNA sequencing from a single blood sample

Pregnancy Health and Preeclampsia Prediction Using RNA Sequencing from a Single...

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Using cell-free RNA (cfRNA), researchers discovered gene expression patterns linked to a healthy pregnancy. Conception to birth is a fast-paced period of growth and development...
Artificial intelligence brain

AI Driven Analysis of Cell Diversity in Drosophila melanogaster Brain

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The research published in Nature combines single-cell technologies and artificial intelligence (AI) to create a new picture of gene regulation in all the fruit...
Transforming DNA-Repair Visualization by Machine Learning Coupled High-Throughput Microscopy

Transforming DNA-Repair Visualization by Machine Learning Coupled High-Throughput Microscopy

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Machine learning may aid in repairing genetic damage and avoiding DNA mutations and chronic diseases. Scientists from Massachusetts General Hospital and the National Cancer Research...
Evaluating gene expression in single cells with a novel computational approach identifies Atherosclerosis potential therapeutic targets

Evaluating gene expression in single cells with a novel computational approach...

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By inventing and deploying a novel single-cell sequencing technique that potentially improves upon those already in use, researchers at the University of Chicago Medicine...

spiralize: R package to visualize data on spirals

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For data visualization, the spiral arrangement offers two significant advantages. Firstly, data with long axes can be visualized, enhancing visualization resolution. Secondly, time-series data...

Antibodies that can block Omicron variant of Covid-19 identified

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Antibodies have been found that neutralize Omicron and other coronavirus strains by targeting areas that stay largely unchanged as the virus mutates have been...

Cryobioprinting a technique for printing frozen and complex structures uses bioink...

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A newly introduced technique takes bioprinting -; where the ink of cells does printing, layer by layer, forming a structure -; to a whole...

Predicting Gene Expression From DNA Sequence Using AI

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Interpreting gene expression from the DNA sequence is one of the most challenging problems in genome biology. Decoding DNA sequence with the help of...
SARS-CoV-2 mechanism

SARS-CoV-2 Mechanism of Evading Immune System Revealed

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The mechanism used by SARS-CoV-2 to escape the host immune system has been revealed by scientists from Hokkaido University, Japan and Texas A&M University,...

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Rosalind Workbench: OpenAI Connects AI, Genomics, and Scientific Workflows

Rosalind Workbench: OpenAI Connects AI, Genomics, and Scientific Workflows

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OpenAI has introduced Rosalind Workbench, a new research-preview environment available through the ChatGPT app that brings scientific tools, specialized biology models, and data workflows...
GlucoFM's foundation model architecture for continuous glucose monitoring data

GlucoFM: Google’s New Foundation Model Reads Glucose Data Like a Language

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Wearables have gotten remarkably good at estimating how much we move and how well we sleep. But glucose regulation — the hidden machinery behind...
Scientists Build a Near-Perfect Telomere-to-Telomere Diploid Human GenomeScientists Build a Near-Perfect Telomere-to-Telomere Diploid Human Genome

Scientists Create a Near-Perfect Telomere-to-Telomere Diploid Human Genome Benchmark for Personalized Genomics

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For years, genomics has had a dirty little secret: even our best reference genomes have gaps. Now, a large international team of the National...
NovoTags

NovoTags: How AI-Designed Proteins Are Giving Scientists a Sharper View Inside Living Cells

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Imagine trying to identify every resident of a bustling metropolis from a rooftop, at night, with only a handful of flashlights. That's essentially the...
Influenza A Virus Rewires Human Cells

Scientists Reveal How the Influenza A Virus Rewires Human Cells from the Inside

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Every winter, the influenza A virus infects millions of people. In a handful of cells, it manages to do something very hard for scientists...