Latest Research in Bioinformatics and Genomic Networks

Top Research Topics in Bioinformatics and Genomic Networks

• Bioinformatics and Genomic Networks — 4 papers
• Biomolecules — 2 papers
• Graph Theory and Algorithms — 2 papers
• Protein Structure and Dynamics — 2 papers
• Machine Learning — 1 papers
• Machine Learning — 1 papers
• Genomics and Rare Diseases — 1 papers
• Biotin and Related Studies — 1 papers
• Artificial Intelligence — 1 papers
• Machine Learning in Bioinformatics — 1 papers

Highest-Cited Papers

1. ESpma : A method for assessing biological/non‐biological interfaces using point‐clouds‐based structural features and protein language models
2. Graph Matching Relaxations and Amortization for Supervised Graph Prediction
3. Synthesizing State-of-the-Art Structure Predictions from Soup of Co-folding Models
4. Task- and dataset-specific information in protein language models
5. Protein Language Model Embeddings Recover Evolutionary and Functional Organization Across the Ras Superfamily
6. General Framework of Structural Folding and Unfolding Intelligence
7. General Framework of Structural Folding and Unfolding Intelligence
8. COCaDA-web: an interactive web server for exploratory analysis of interatomic contacts in proteins
9. Transfer learning with attention-enhanced deep neural networks for plant enzyme classification using UniProt protein embeddings
10. Protein folding as a configurational reconstruction: Bio-epistemic application of the General Epistemic Dispersion Theory to adult human hemoglobin
11. SymFold: Synergizing Evolutionary and Structural Priors for Accurate Protein Inverse Folding
12. Semi-supervised Retrieval of Functional Residues Through the Integration of Protein Language Models and Gene Ontology Data
13. Dark energy: the cost of function in protein evolution
14. Predicting Protein Aggregation Using Artificial Intelligence
15. Unlocking Multimodal Protein Language Models at Inference Time
16. DHST: A Deep Hybrid Structure–Topology Framework for Accurate Protein Function Prediction
17. Distinct Molten‐Globule Conformations in an Interacting Protein Domain Resolved by 19 F NMR of Fluoroproline Residues