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AbiOmics: An End-to-End Pipeline to Train Machine Learning Models for Discrimination of Plant Abiotic Stresses Using Transcriptomic Profiling Data

2026-02-27

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Abiotic stresses are primary constraints on global crop productivity, reducing yields by up to 80%. While traditional phenotypic sensing detects stress only after physiological symptoms emerge and often fails to discriminate specific stressor types, transcriptomic profiling offers a high-dimensional solution, capturing rapid and sensitive molecular shifts. In this study, we developed AbiOmics, the first end-to-end...

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10.64898/2026.02.25.707868
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