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EssTFNet: Integration of Adaptive Time–Frequency and DNA Language Models for Interpretable Human Essential Gene Prediction

2026-01-04

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Essential genes are defined as those that are indispensable for an organism’s survival. The loss of function of these genes results in cell death or an inability to complete the normal life cycle. Research on essential genes is pivotal in elucidating the origin and evolution of life, as well as in identifying potential therapeutic targets. Therefore, accurately predicting essential genes is of great scientific imp...

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10.64898/2025.12.31.697261
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