Omic signatures of disease are important for personalized treatment because of theheterogeneity of diseases. Despite the advancement of computational tools, there arelimited methods that can capture the latent inter-relationships ...

Due to the advent of next-generation sequencing techniques, the sequencing cost is reduced with increasing accuracy. We can use this as an advantage in liquid biopsy to identify and monitor cancer at different stages, which ...

Head and Neck Squamous Cell Carcinoma (HNSC) or Head and Neck Cancer is the sixth most highly prevalent cancer type worldwide. Early detection of HNSC is one of the important challenges in managing the treatment of cancer ...

Text classification is a construction problem of models which can classify new documents into predefined classes. It is important before text mining that we know what is the most important data that we require for our ...

Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a construct used to describes a cluster of behavioural features that span a range of issues, e.g., decreased social-emotional reciprocity and non-verbal communication in social interactions ...

Proteins are essential for carrying out the activities our cells perform. Agonist and Antagonist molecules are essential in dictating cell activities and hence the Identi cation of the action of such complexes will help ...

Hormones play a crucial role in communicating information between cells and organs; responsible for regulating almost all the physiological processes of organisms. Thus, it is important to collect, compile and mine hormones ...

Microbes are minute, unicellular, multicellular organisms, such as bacteria, algae, fungi, viruses and protozoans, that can be only visible through the microscope. These can be infectious as well as non-infectious in nature. ...

The cryo-electron microscopy (cryo-EM) technique captures 2D projections of biological structures, revealing their inherent Heterogeneity arising from structural flexibility, conformational changes, and distinct functional ...

Across evolutionary history, every organism has developed the ability to adapt to fluctuations in environmental conditions, thereby striking a balance between efficient growth and survival. In the case of yeast, when exposed ...