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  1. ...an overly large window size, which might lose fine-grained structure) and encoding efficiency (not using an excessively small window size, which would require a large bottleneck to capture all local information). In our analysis, w = 2500 results in a good compromise between capturing local genomic...
  2. ...networks (CNN), for 4mC identification. Based on this, Liu et al. (2021a) proposed DeepTorrent by combining multiple feature encoding schemes with CNN and Bi-LSTM algorithms. Xu et al. (2021) proposed Deep4mC to further improve the model performance by building a stacked model based on the prediction...
  3. ...Mendelian concordance analysis in 590 trios from the 1000 Genomes Project, benchmarking 40 samples against HPRC assembly-derived genotypes, and assessing robustness through sequencing depth analysis and parameter sensitivity tests. We introduce allele call confidence metrics to help quantify reliability. We...
  4. .... PLMs are foundationmodels trainedwith large-scale amino-acid sequences to model protein data as a language (Ofer et al. 2021; Zhang et al. 2024), and the success of applying PLMs to this task suggests the utility of PLMs to build expression Corresponding author: hongyu.zhao@yale.edu Article published...
  5. ...approaches, integration of prior information, and parameter optimization. The AIGP toolkit enables automated model optimization and interpretability, making ML-driven genomic selection more accessible and providing new tools to support genomic research. [Supplemental material is available for this article...
  6. ....Compared with transcriptome-based estimates of skewed X inactivation (Werner et al. 2022), sequencing the native genomic DNA allows orientation of the skew even for genes that are not expressed in the sampled tissue. Other benefits include a simplified sample collection and preparation, as well as the identification of all...
  7. ...Modern Agriculture, Genome Analysis Laboratory of the Ministry of Agriculture, Agricultural Genomics Institute at Shenzhen, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, Shenzhen 518120, China; 3State Key Laboratory of Seed Innovation, Institute of Genetics and Developmental Biology, Chinese Academy...
  8. ...for downstream TFBS analysis, allowing the 142 identification of key regulatory motifs involved in the antiviral response. 143 To further characterise the genomic distribution of ATAC-seq and H3K27ac peaks, we 144 annotated consensus peaks relative to gene features and transcription start sites (TSS). The 145...
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  9. ...). These findings suggest that C. nigoni populations may experience substantially higher selection pressure from pathogens in their native environments compared with C. briggsae populations.Genes encoding Cullin-E3 ubiquitin-ligase-adaptors are major contributors to both gene family and genomic sequence divergence...
  10. ...) and genomic selection have been two main approaches for complex trait dissection, prediction, and selection (Crossa et al. 2017; Tibbs-Cortes et al. 2021). Recently, both approaches have been expanded to include the environmental dimension, enabling a more comprehensive understanding of phenotypic plasticity...
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