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Protein Language Model Predicts Mutation Pathogenicity and Clinical Prognosis

2022-10-03

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Accurately predicting the effects of mutations in cancer has the potential to improve existing treatments and identify novel therapeutic targets. In this paper, we evidence for the first time that the large-scale pre-trained protein language models (PPLMs) are zero-shot predictors for two clinically relevant tasks: identifying diseasecausing mutations and predicting patient survival rate. Then we benchmark a seri...

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4bc9ce3b-7205-5f8f-b5c8-45f8a3e41a57
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10.1101/2022.09.30.510294
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