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  1. ...score stability and cross-signature comparability, achieving cell-state annotation accuracy comparable to supervised methods. We demonstrate the practical utility of ANS by developing and validating a gene signature to differentiate cancer-associated fibroblasts from malignant cells undergoing...
  2. ...interpretability, we performed cCRE prioritization, pattern analysis, and motif discovery.Experimental results confirm the superiority of ScPGE over existing models, showing that ScPGE can predict RNA-seq or CAGE-seq gene expression accurately by modeling the relationships between cCREs and target genes...
  3. ..., such as known patterns of driver mutual exclusivity (Bokhari et al. 2020). Biological pathways can provide insights into the timing of driver events in a tumor cohort by mapping predicted pathogenic mutations to genes in KEGG pathways (Kanehisa et al. 2019) and estimating the order in which hallmark pathways...
  4. ...shows high accuracy in selecting the best methods on the 80 scST data sets (82.5%) and five scATAC-seq data sets (100.0%), illustrating its universal applicability. In addition, we utilize the CAMUS score with other metrics to predict the annotation accuracy, providing direct guidance on whether...
  5. ...) Pipeline for prediction of gene expression and active promoter regions based on the annotations (Methods). (C) Annotations predict gene expression and active promoter with high AUC. Vertical axis indicates the area under the receiver-operator curve (AUC) for predicting RNA-seq expression from labels...
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  6. ...at the gene's promoter (Zhang and Hardison 2017; Libbrecht et al. 2019; Daneshpajouh et al. 2022), but such prediction tasks are useful for the purpose of comparing different annotations but do not serve as a realistic evaluation of the annotations themselves. This study introduces SAGAconf as a comprehensive...
  7. ...sRNA-seq and RNA-seq is not due to codetection of housekeeping genesThe association between small RNA and total RNA expression could be partly owing to the codetection of highly expressed housekeeping genes. To rule this out, we functionally annotated the top 10% of the highest expressed genes form...
  8. ...-length transcriptome sequencing data from seven paired tumor and nontumor tissues. We characterized HBV integration patterns at both the genomic and transcriptomic levels, as well as their regulatory effects on human SVs and gene expression in the human . Notably, the tissues were obtained from patients under 30 years...
  9. ...species, and the intrinsic uncertainty in the discovery of functional coding and noncoding elements in newly assembled s (Yandell and Ence 2012).Currently, annotation approaches can be broadly divided into three main types: evidence-based methods, ab initio, and evidence-driven gene predictions (Yandell...
  10. ...of California Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz, California 95064, USA Corresponding author: vollmers@ucsc.eduAbstractGenerating an accurate and complete annotation for an organism is complex because the cells within each tissue can express a unique set of transcript isoforms from a unique set of genes. A comprehensive...
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