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- Climate & EnvironmentOpen access
Primer: Functions and evolution of viral proteins
ABSTRACT Viruses encode an enormous variety of proteins that jointly comprise the largest pool of protein diversity on Earth. At coarse grain, the viral pan-proteome can be partitioned into four classes of proteins that differ in their evolutionary conservation, spread across the...
- AI & ComputingOpen access
Abstract Objective To extend the PyCox to accommodate time-varying covariates using counting process data, addressing immortal time bias in survival analysis. Materials and Methods We modified PyCox to support counting process data structures for time-varying covariates and appli...
- BiologyOpen access
Abstract We present a computational tool, MARLOWE, for source organism characterization of unknown, forensic biological samples. The intent of MARLOWE is to address a gap in applying proteomics data analysis to forensic applications. MARLOWE produces a list of potential source or...