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    Imputation of 3D genome structure by genetic–epigenetic interaction modeling in mice

    Lauren Kuffler, Daniel A Skelly ... Gregory W Carter
    Genetic variants interact with open chromatin to alter gene expression within topologically associated domains of DNA in outbred mice.
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    2. Developmental Biology

    A logic-incorporated gene regulatory network deciphers principles in cell fate decisions

    Gang Xue, Xiaoyi Zhang ... Zhiyuan Li
    A top-down model-guided framework unveils the role of regulatory logics underlying gene regulatory networks in cell fate decisions.
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    De novo-designed minibinders expand the synthetic biology sensing repertoire

    Zara Y. Weinberg, Sarah S. Soliman ... Hana El-Samad
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    2. Genetics and Genomics

    Haplotype function score improves biological interpretation and cross-ancestry polygenic prediction of human complex traits

    Weichen Song, Yongyong Shi, Guan Ning Lin
    Using sequence-determined functional genomic features instead of original genotypes can partially overcome challenges in genetic association studies, such as rare variant exclusion and population structure.
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    Genome-scale annotation of protein binding sites via language model and geometric deep learning

    Qianmu Yuan, Chong Tian, Yuedong Yang
    Integration of language model and geometric deep learning enables accurate and efficient genome-scale annotation of comprehensive protein-ligand binding sites.
    1. Cell Biology
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    Neural network emulation of the human ventricular cardiomyocyte action potential for more efficient computations in pharmacological studies

    Thomas Grandits, Christoph M Augustin ... Alexander Jung
    Neural networks can emulate normal and abnormal human ventricular action potentials accurately and potentially much faster than regular simulations paving the way for more efficient quantitative systems pharmacology studies.
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    2. Cancer Biology

    Optimal transport for automatic alignment of untargeted metabolomic data

    Marie Breeur, George Stepaniants ... Vivian Viallon