Human Genomics,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
16(1)
Published: July 25, 2022
Genomics
is
advancing
towards
data-driven
science.
Through
the
advent
of
high-throughput
data
generating
technologies
in
human
genomics,
we
are
overwhelmed
with
heap
genomic
data.
To
extract
knowledge
and
pattern
out
this
data,
artificial
intelligence
especially
deep
learning
methods
has
been
instrumental.
In
current
review,
address
development
application
methods/models
different
subarea
genomics.
We
assessed
over-
under-charted
area
genomics
by
techniques.
Deep
algorithms
underlying
tools
have
discussed
briefly
later
part
review.
Finally,
about
late
genomic.
Conclusively,
review
timely
for
biotechnology
or
scientists
order
to
guide
them
why,
when
how
use
analyse
PLoS Computational Biology,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
16(7), P. e1008050 - e1008050
Published: July 20, 2020
Machine
learning
algorithms
trained
to
predict
the
regulatory
activity
of
nucleic
acid
sequences
have
revealed
principles
gene
regulation
and
guided
genetic
variation
analysis.
While
human
genome
has
been
extensively
annotated
studied,
model
organisms
less
explored.
Model
organism
genomes
offer
both
additional
training
unique
annotations
describing
tissue
cell
states
unavailable
in
humans.
Here,
we
develop
a
strategy
train
deep
convolutional
neural
networks
simultaneously
on
multiple
apply
it
learn
sequence
predictors
for
large
compendia
mouse
data.
Training
improves
expression
prediction
accuracy
held
out
variant
sequences.
We
further
demonstrate
novel
powerful
approach
models
analyze
variants
associated
with
molecular
phenotypes
disease.
Together
these
techniques
unleash
thousands
non-human
epigenetic
transcriptional
profiles
toward
more
effective
investigation
how
affects
Nature Genetics,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
54(7), P. 940 - 949
Published: July 1, 2022
Abstract
Epigenomic
profiling
has
enabled
large-scale
identification
of
regulatory
elements,
yet
we
still
lack
a
systematic
mapping
from
any
sequence
or
variant
to
activities.
We
address
this
challenge
with
Sei,
framework
for
integrating
human
genetics
data
information
discover
the
basis
traits
and
diseases.
Sei
learns
vocabulary
activities,
called
classes,
using
deep
learning
model
that
predicts
21,907
chromatin
profiles
across
>1,300
cell
lines
tissues.
Sequence
classes
provide
global
classification
quantification
effects
based
on
diverse
such
as
type-specific
enhancer
functions.
These
predictions
are
supported
by
tissue-specific
expression,
expression
quantitative
trait
loci
evolutionary
constraint
data.
Furthermore,
enable
characterization
tissue-specific,
architecture
complex
generate
mechanistic
hypotheses
individual
pathogenic
mutations.
resource
elucidate
health
disease.
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Nov. 10, 2020
The
recent
development
of
experimental
methods
for
measuring
chromatin
state
at
single-cell
resolution
has
created
a
need
computational
tools
capable
analyzing
these
datasets.
Here
we
developed
Signac,
framework
the
analysis
data,
as
an
extension
Seurat
R
toolkit
multimodal
analysis.
Signac
enables
end-to-end
including
peak
calling,
quantification,
quality
control,
dimension
reduction,
clustering,
integration
with
gene
expression
datasets,
DNA
motif
analysis,
and
interactive
visualization.
Furthermore,
facilitates
datasets
that
co-assay
accessibility
expression,
protein
abundance,
mitochondrial
genotype.
We
demonstrate
scaling
to
containing
over
700,000
cells.
Availability
Installation
instructions,
documentation,
tutorials
are
available
at:
https://satijalab.org/signac/
Proceedings of the IEEE,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
109(3), P. 247 - 278
Published: March 1, 2021
With
the
broader
and
highly
successful
usage
of
machine
learning
in
industry
sciences,
there
has
been
a
growing
demand
for
Explainable
AI.
Interpretability
explanation
methods
gaining
better
understanding
about
problem
solving
abilities
strategies
nonlinear
Machine
Learning,
particular,
deep
neural
networks,
are
therefore
receiving
increased
attention.
In
this
work
we
aim
to
(1)
provide
timely
overview
active
emerging
field,
with
focus
on
'post-hoc'
explanations,
explain
its
theoretical
foundations,
(2)
put
interpretability
algorithms
test
both
from
theory
comparative
evaluation
perspective
using
extensive
simulations,
(3)
outline
best
practice
aspects
i.e.
how
include
interpretation
into
standard
(4)
demonstrate
explainable
AI
representative
selection
application
scenarios.
Finally,
discuss
challenges
possible
future
directions
exciting
foundational
field
learning.
Bioinformatics,
Journal Year:
2019,
Volume and Issue:
35(14), P. i269 - i277
Published: May 14, 2019
Deep
learning
architectures
have
recently
demonstrated
their
power
in
predicting
DNA-
and
RNA-binding
specificity.
Existing
methods
fall
into
three
classes:
Some
are
based
on
convolutional
neural
networks
(CNNs),
others
use
recurrent
(RNNs)
rely
hybrid
combining
CNNs
RNNs.
However,
existing
studies
the
relative
merit
of
various
remains
unclear.In
this
study
we
present
a
systematic
exploration
deep
for
For
purpose,
deepRAM,
an
end-to-end
tool
that
provides
implementation
wide
selection
architectures;
its
fully
automatic
model
procedure
allows
us
to
perform
fair
unbiased
comparison
architectures.
We
find
deeper
more
complex
provide
clear
advantage
with
sufficient
training
data,
CNN/RNN
outperform
other
terms
accuracy.
Our
work
guidelines
can
assist
practitioner
choosing
appropriate
network
architecture,
insight
difference
between
models
learned
by
networks.
In
particular,
although
improve
accuracy,
comes
at
expense
loss
interpretability
features
model.The
source
code
deepRAM
is
available
https://github.com/MedChaabane/deepRAM.Supplementary
data
Bioinformatics
online.
Genome biology,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
23(1)
Published: April 21, 2022
Abstract
Recent
progress
in
deep
learning
has
greatly
improved
the
prediction
of
RNA
splicing
from
DNA
sequence.
Here,
we
present
Pangolin,
a
model
to
predict
splice
site
strength
multiple
tissues.
Pangolin
outperforms
state-of-the-art
methods
for
predicting
on
variety
tasks.
improves
impact
genetic
variants
splicing,
including
common,
rare,
and
lineage-specific
variation.
In
addition,
identifies
loss-of-function
mutations
with
high
accuracy
recall,
particularly
that
are
not
missense
or
nonsense,
demonstrating
remarkable
potential
identifying
pathogenic
variants.
Briefings in Bioinformatics,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
23(1)
Published: Oct. 8, 2021
Abstract
The
innovation
of
biotechnologies
has
allowed
the
accumulation
omics
data
at
an
alarming
rate,
thus
introducing
era
‘big
data’.
Extracting
inherent
valuable
knowledge
from
various
remains
a
daunting
problem
in
bioinformatics.
Better
solutions
often
need
some
kind
more
innovative
methods
for
efficient
handlings
and
effective
results.
Recent
advancements
integrated
analysis
computational
modeling
multi-omics
helped
address
such
needs
increasingly
harmonious
manner.
development
application
machine
learning
have
largely
advanced
our
insights
into
biology
biomedicine
greatly
promoted
therapeutic
strategies,
especially
precision
medicine.
Here,
we
propose
comprehensive
survey
discussion
on
what
happened,
is
happening
will
happen
when
meets
omics.
Specifically,
describe
how
artificial
intelligence
can
be
applied
to
studies
review
recent
interface
between
ever-widest
range
including
genomics,
transcriptomics,
proteomics,
metabolomics,
radiomics,
as
well
those
single-cell
resolution.
We
also
discuss
provide
synthesis
ideas,
new
insights,
current
challenges
perspectives