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Phenotypic, functional and taxonomic features predict host-pathogen interactions

2018-12-30

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<h4>Motivation</h4> Identification of host-pathogen interactions (HPIs) can reveal mechanistic insights of infectious diseases for potential treatments and drug discoveries. Current computational methods for the prediction of HPIs often rely on our knowledge on the sequences and functions of pathogen proteins, which is limited for many species, especially for emerging pathogens. Matching the phenotypes elicited b...

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32d6815a-25dd-5c35-9750-2ed38d02d239
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10.1101/508762
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