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Explainable Colon Cancer Stage Prediction with Multimodal Biodata through the Attention-based Transformer and Squeeze-Excitation Framework
Authors: Olalekan Ogundipe, Bing Zhai, Zeyneb Kurt and Wai Lok WooAvailable online: 12 March 2025More LessIntroduction The heterogeneity in tumours poses significant challenges to the accurate prediction of cancer stages, necessitating the expertise of highly trained medical professionals for diagnosis. Over the past decade, the integration of deep learning into medical diagnostics, particularly for predicting cancer stages, has been hindered by the black-box nature of these algorithms, which complicates the interpretation of their d Read More
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oa Multiple Approaches to Identifying Key Genes Linked to the Anti-inflammatory Effects of Ginsenosides
Authors: Gui-Fang Xiang, Fei-Ran Zhou, Chun-Yan Cui, Qing Liu, An-Qiong Mao and Ying ZhangAvailable online: 10 March 2025More LessGinsenoside is a naturally occurring active ingredient in ginseng, which mainly consists of four components, including Rb1, Rb2, Rc, and Rd, which are considered to be an important part of ginseng's medicinal effects. Ginsenosides can enhance the anti-fatigue ability of the body, regulate immune function, improve cardiovascular function, and have anti-aging, antioxidant, and neuroprotective effects. In recent years, many Read More
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Single-Cell RNA Sequence Analysis to Identify Lymphatic Cell-Specific Biomarkers of Guillain-Barre Syndrome by Using Bioinformatics Approaches
Available online: 28 February 2025More LessBackground An uncommon neurological condition known as Guillain-Barre syndrome (GBS) develops when the body's immunological system unintentionally targets peripheral nerves. Aim This work aimed to compare scRNA-seq and transcriptome data to find novel gene biomarkers linked to CD4+ T cells and B cells that might potentially be utilized for the diagnosis and assessment of GBS. It aimed to employ scRNA-seq dat Read More
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Integrative Analysis of Single Cell and Bulk RNA Sequencing Data Reveals T-Cell Specific Biomarkers for Diagnosis and Assessment of Celiac Disease: A Comprehensive Bioinformatics Approach
Available online: 10 February 2025More LessBackground Celiac Disease (CD) is a common autoimmune disorder caused by the activation of CD4+ T cells that specifically target gluten and CD8+ T cells, further causing cell death inside the epithelial layer despite no available established biomarkers of CD diagnosis. Objective This work aimed to compare scRNA-seq and transcriptome data to find novel gene biomarkers linked to T cells that might potentially be utilized for Read More
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An Analysis of the Interactions between the 5' UTR and Introns in Mitochondrial Ribosomal Protein Genes
Authors: Junchao Deng, Ruifang Li, Xinwei Song, Shan Gao, Shiya Peng and Xu TianAvailable online: 10 February 2025More LessBackground The 5' UTR plays a crucial role in gene regulation, which may be through its interaction with introns. Hence, there is a need to further study this interaction. Objective This study aimed to investigate the interactions between 5' UTR and introns and their correlation with species evolution. Methods The optimally matched segments between 5' UTR and introns were identified using Smith-Waterman local similarity Read More
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PDTDAHN: Predicting Drug-Target-Disease Associations using a Heterogeneous Network
Authors: Lei Chen and Jingdong LiAvailable online: 10 February 2025More LessBackground Disease is a major threat to life, and extensive efforts have been made over the past centuries to develop effective treatments. Identifying drug-disease and disease-target associations is crucial for therapeutic advancements, whereas drug-target associations facilitate the design of more effective treatment strategies. However, traditional experimental approaches for identifying these associations are costl Read More
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Integrative Multi-Omics Approaches for Personalized Medicine and Health
Authors: Prateek Tiwari, Raghvendra Pandey and Sonia ChadhaAvailable online: 10 February 2025More LessIntroduction Multi-omics data integration has transformed personalized medicine, providing a comprehensive understanding of disease mechanisms and informed precision therapeutic options. Multi-omics data generated for the same samples/patients can help in getting insights into the flow of biological information at several levels, thereby providing in-depth information regarding the molecular mechanisms underlyi Read More
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Exploiting Gene Expression Signatures in Breast Cancer Cell Lines to Unveil Novel Drug Candidates and Synergistic Combinations
Authors: Hsueh-Chuan Liu, Chia-Wei Weng and Ka-Lok NgAvailable online: 04 February 2025More LessAim This study aimed to study breast cancer, the most common cancer affecting women worldwide, using one primary and two metastatic breast tumor cell lines to identify therapeutic drugs. Background Investigating the changes in gene expression triggered by drugs offers a robust method for uncovering potential new treatments. Through the analysis of the impacts of drugs on gene activity, scientists can unravel the molec Read More
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An Overview of Spatial Transcriptomics Methodologies in Traversing the Biological System
Available online: 30 January 2025More LessTranscriptomics covers the in-depth analysis of RNA molecules in cells or tissues and plays an essential role in understanding cellular functions and disease mechanisms. Advances in spatial transcriptomics (ST) in recent times have revolutionized the field by combining gene expression data with spatial information, enabling the analysis of RNA molecules within their tissue context. The evolution of spatial transcriptomics, particula Read More
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Exploring Coding Sequence Length Distributions Across Taxonomic Kingdoms Based on Maximum Information Principle
Available online: 30 January 2025More LessBackground Genetic information about organisms' traits is stored and encoded in deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) sequences. The fundamental inquiry into the storage mechanisms of this genetic information within genomes has long been of interest to geneticists and biophysicists. Objective The objective of this study was to investigate the distribution of coding sequence (CDS) lengths in species genomes across different kingdom Read More
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A Review of Biosequences Alignment, Matching, and Mining Based on GPU
Authors: Xianghua Kong, Cong Shen and Jijun TangAvailable online: 28 January 2025More LessSequence alignment, pattern matching, and mining are important cornerstones in bioinformatics, and they include identifying genome structure, protein function, and biological metabolic regulatory network. However, because it helps speed up the dealing process, the parallel sequential pattern recognition method has gained attention as data volume has increased. This review summarizes the GPU-based sequence align Read More
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A Deep Learning Method for Identifying G-Protein Coupled Receptors based on a Feature Pyramid Network and Attention Mechanism
Authors: Zhe Lv, Siqin Hu, Xin Wei and Wangren QiuAvailable online: 08 January 2025More LessBackground G-protein coupled receptors (GPCRs) represent a large family of membrane proteins, distinguished by their seven-transmembrane helical structures. These receptors play a pivotal role in numerous physiological processes. Nowadays, many researchers have proposed computational methods to identify GPCRs. In the past, we introduced a powerful method, EMCBOW-GPCR, which was designed for this p Read More
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Screening of Candidate Chemical Regulators for the m6A Writer MTA in Arabidopsis
Authors: Beilei Lei, Chengchao Jia, Cuixia Tan, Pengjun Ding, Zenglin Li, Jing Yang, Jiyuan Liu, XiaoMin Wei, Shiheng Tao and Chuang MaAvailable online: 07 January 2025More LessBackground The MTA gene encodes a core component of m6A methyltransferase complex, which plays a crucial role in the post-transcriptional modification of RNA that influences many vital processes in plants. However, due to the constraint of embryonic lethality in MTA knockout mutation, the molecular function of MTA gene has yet to be comprehensively investigated. Objective The aim of this study is to investigate the exp Read More
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DSPE: An End-to-End Drug Synergy Combination Prediction Algorithm for Echinococcosis
Authors: Haitao Li, Liyuan Jiang, Yuanyuan Chu, Yuansheng Liu, Chunhou Zheng and Yansen SuAvailable online: 07 January 2025More LessBackground Echinococcosis, a parasitic disease caused by the larvae of the Echinococcus parasite, poses a serious threat to human health. Medication is an indispensable means of treatment for Echinococcosis; however, due to the less satisfactory efficacy of single drugs, identifying effective drug combinations for the treatment of Echinococcosis is essential. Yet, current predictive models for drug synergy in Echinoco Read More
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PredART: Uncertainty-quantified Machine Learning Prediction of Androgen Receptor Agonists Overcoming Imbalanced Dataset
Authors: Jidon Jang, Dokyun Na and Kwang-Seok OhAvailable online: 02 January 2025More LessAim This study aims to develop and validate a machine learning-based model for the accurate prediction of androgen receptor (AR) agonistic toxicity, addressing the challenges posed by data imbalance in existing predictive models. Background Anomalous agonistic activity of the androgen receptor is a known major indicator of reproductive toxicity, which can lead to prostate cancer. Machine learning-based mode Read More
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Predicting Distant Metastatic Sites in Cancer Using miRNA and mRNA Expression Data
Authors: Dostonjon Mamatkarimov, Jiahui Kang and Kyungsook HanAvailable online: 04 December 2024More LessBackground Cancer patients with metastasis face a much lower survival rate and a higher risk of recurrence than those without metastasis. So far, several learning methods have been proposed to predict cancer metastasis, but most of these methods are intended to predict lymph node metastasis rather than distant metastasis. Distant metastasis is more difficult to predict than lymph node metastasis because distant me Read More
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A Method of Enhancing Heterogeneous Graph Representation for Predicting the Associations between lncRNAs and Diseases
Authors: Dengju Yao, Yuehu Wu and Xiaojuan ZhanAvailable online: 06 November 2024More LessBackground Long non-coding RNAs (lncRNAs) are a category of more extended RNA strands that lack protein-coding abilities. Although they are not involved in the translation of proteins, studies have shown that they play essential regulatory functions in cells, regulating gene expression and cell biological processes. However, it is both costly and inefficient to determine the associations between lncRNAs and diseases through biolo Read More
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Identification and Analysis of Plant miRNAs: Evolution of In-silicoResources and Future Challenges
Authors: Abhishek Kushwaha, Hausila Prasad Singh and Noopur SinghAvailable online: 04 November 2024More LessEndogenous small RNAs (miRNA) are the key regulators of numerous eukaryotic lineages playing an important role in a broad range of plant development. Computational analysis of miRNAs facilitates the understanding of miRNA-based regulations in plants. The discovery of small non-coding RNAs has led to a greater understanding of gene regulation, and the development of bioinformatic tools has enabled the identific Read More
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Robust Somatic Copy Number Estimation using Coarse-to-fine Segmentation
Available online: 01 November 2024More LessIntroduction Cancers routinely exhibit chromosomal instability that results in copy number variants (CNVs), namely changes in the abundance of genomic material. Unfortunately, the detection of these variants in cancer genomes is difficult. Methods We present Ploidetect, a software package that effectively identifies CNVs within whole-genome sequenced tumors. Ploidetect utilizes a coarse-to-fine segmentation approach whic Read More
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GVNNVAE: A Novel Microbe-Drug Association Prediction Model based on an Improved Graph Neural Network and the Variational Auto-Encoder
Authors: Yiming Chen, Zhen Zhang, Xin Liu, Bin Zeng and Lei WangAvailable online: 31 October 2024More LessMicroorganisms play a crucial role in human health and disease. Identifying potential microbe-drug associations is essential for drug discovery and clinical treatment. In this manuscript, we proposed a novel prediction model named GVNNVAE by combining an Improved Graph Neural Network (GNN) and the Variational Auto-Encoder (VAE) to infer potential microbe-drug associations. In GVNNVAE, we first established a heteroge Read More
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Graph-Root: Prediction of Root-Associated Proteins in Maize, Sorghum, And Soybean Based on Graph Convolutional Network and Network Embedding Method
Authors: Bo Zhou, Siyang Liu, Lei Chen and Qi DaiAvailable online: 29 October 2024More LessBackground The root system plays an irreplaceable role in plant growth. Its improvement can increase crop productivity. However, such a system is still mysterious for us. The underlying mechanism has not been fully uncovered. The investigation on proteins related to the root system is an important means to complete this task. In the previous time, lack of root-related proteins makes it impossible to adopt machine learning Read More
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PredPVP: A Stacking Model for Predicting Phage Virion Proteins Based on Feature Selection Methods
Authors: Qian Cao, Xufeng Xiao, Yannan Bin, Jianping Zhao and Chunhou ZhengAvailable online: 28 October 2024More LessBackground Phage therapy has a broad application prospect as a novel therapeutic method, and Phage Virion Proteins (PVP) can recognize the host and bind to surface receptors, which is of great significance for the development of antimicrobial drugs for the treatment of infectious diseases caused by bacteria. In recent years, several PVP predictors based on machine learning have been developed, which usually us Read More
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A Low Transformed Tubal Rank Tensor Model Using a Spatial-Tubal Constraint for Sample Clustering with Cancer Multi-omics Data
Authors: Sheng-Nan Zhang, Ying-Lian Gao, Yu-Lin Zhang, Junliang Shang, Chun-Hou Zheng and Jin-Xing LiuAvailable online: 21 October 2024More LessBackground Since each dimension of a tensor can store different types of genomics data, compared to matrix methods, utilizing tensor structure can provide a deeper understanding of multi-dimensional data while also facilitating the discovery of more useful information related to cancer. However, in reality, there are issues such as insufficient utilization of prior knowledge in multi-omics data and limitations in the recovery Read More
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NEXT-GEN Medicine: Designing Drugs to Fit Patient Profiles
Authors: Raj Kamal, Diksha, Priyanka Paul, Ankit Awasthi and Amandeep SinghAvailable online: 17 October 2024More LessBackground : Personalized medicine, with its focus on tailoring drug formulations to individual patient profiles, has made significant strides in healthcare. The integration of genomics, biomarkers, nanotechnology, 3D printing, and real-time monitoring provides a comprehensive approach to optimizing drug therapies on an individual basis. This review aims to highlight the recent advancements in personalized medicine and Read More
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Artificial Intelligence in Diabetes Mellitus Prediction: Advancements and Challenges - A Review
Authors: Rohit Awasthi, Anjali Mahavar, Shraddha Shah, Darshana Patel, Mukti Patel, Drashti Shah and Ashish PatelAvailable online: 16 October 2024More LessPoor dietary habits and a lack of understanding are contributing to the rapid global increase in the number of diabetic people. Therefore, a framework that can accurately forecast a large number of patients based on clinical details is needed. Artificial intelligence (AI) is a rapidly evolving field, and its implementations to diabetes, a worldwide pandemic, have the potential to revolutionize the strategy of diagnosing and fore Read More
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Biopanning Data Bank 2023: Updating and New Findings
Authors: Hamza B Abagna, Bowen Li, Chunchao Pu, Yuqing Jiang, Yuwei Zhou, Bifang He and Jian HuangAvailable online: 16 October 2024More LessBackground Biopanning, or phage display technology, has gained considerable research attention for discovering peptides, and antibodies, and understanding protein interactions, which are crucial for developing targeted therapeutics. The Biopanning Data Bank (BDB, http://i.uestc.edu.cn/bdb) serves as a repository for peptide biopanning results. However, its last significant update was in 2018, highlight Read More
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The Use of Gene Expression Profiling to Predict Molecular Subtypes of Breast Cancer by a New Machine Learning Algorithm: Random Forest
Available online: 14 October 2024More LessBackground One of the main causes of cancer-related mortality in women is breast cancer [BC]. There were four molecular subtypes of this malignancy, and adjuvant therapy efficacy differed based on these subtypes. Gene expression profiles provide valuable information that is helpful for patients whose prognosis is not clear from clinical markers and immunohistochemistry. Objective In this study, we aim to predict mol Read More
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scADCA: An Anomaly Detection-Based scRNA-seq Dataset Cell Type Annotation Method for Identifying Novel Cells
Authors: Yongle Shi, Yibing Ma, Xiang Chen and Jie GaoAvailable online: 14 October 2024More LessBackground With the rapid evolution of single-cell RNA sequencing technology, the study of cellular heterogeneity in complex tissues has reached an unprecedented resolution. One critical task of the technology is cell-type annotation. However, challenges persist, particularly in annotating novel cell types. Objective Current methods rely heavily on well-annotated reference data, using correlation comparisons to determine c Read More
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GenRepAI: Utilizing Artificial Intelligence to Identify Repeats in Genomic Suffix Trees
By F. KaniwaAvailable online: 09 July 2024More LessBackground The human genome is densely populated with repetitive DNA sequences that play crucial roles in genomic functions and structures but are also implicated in over 40 human diseases. The computational challenge of identifying and characterizing these repeats is significant due to the complexity and size of the genome, which are overwhelming traditional algorithms. Methods To address these challenges, we propose G Read More
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