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Predicting COVID-19 Patients Outcome Trajectories Using Proteomics and Clinical Biosignatures: A Comprehensive Machine Learning and Bioinformatics Approach

2022-11-09

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Despite advances in vaccination and diagnostic tests, the Covid-19 transmission rate and mortality remain relatively high. Several proteomic studies on COVID-19 prognosis have been published, revealing a significant association of plasma and serum protein levels with Covid-19 severity and mortality. However, previous studies mostly explore individual biomarkers separately, while existing machine learning applicati...

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10.2139/ssrn.4272571
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