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Learning proteomic disease trajectories with flow matching

2026-07-13

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High-throughput proteomics has enabled detailed characterization of molecular states across health and disease. However, biological systems are inherently dynamic and methods for reconstructing continuous proteome changes remain limited. Here, we introduce proteome velocity, a framework for inferring continuous proteome trajectories from cross-sectional or sparsely sampled proteomics data using flow matching, in w...

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7a739b85-2b1f-5d45-8a5c-891c23d435d6
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10.64898/2026.07.08.737311
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