기초과학연구원 의생명수학그룹
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In this talk, we discuss the paper "Seasonal timing and interindividual differences in shiftwork adaptation" by R. Kim et al., npj digital medicine, 2025. Abstract Millions of shift workers in the U.S. face an increased risk of depression, cancer, and metabolic disease, yet individual responses to shift work vary widely. We find that a conserved … |
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In this talk, we discuss the paper "scPPDM: A Diffusion Model for Single-Cell Drug-Response Prediction" by Z. Liang et al., arxiv, 2025. Abstract This paper introduces the Single-Cell Perturbation Prediction Diffusion Model (scPPDM), the first diffusion-based framework for single-cell drug-response prediction from scRNA-seq data. scPPDM couples two condition channels, pre-perturbation state and drug with dose, … |
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In this talk, we discuss the paper, "Quantifying interventional causality by knockoff operation" by Xinyan Zhang and Luonan Chen, Science Advances, 2025. Abstract Causal inference between measured variables is crucial to understand the underlying mechanism of complex biological processes at a network level but remains challenging in computational biology. We propose an innovative causal criterion, … |
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In this talk, we discuss the paper, "A wearable-based aging clock associates with disease and behavior" by A. C. Miller et al., Nature Comm, 2025. Abstract Aging biomarkers play a vital role in understanding longevity, with the potential to improve clinical decisions and interventions. Existing aging clocks typically use blood, vitals, or imaging collected in … |
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In this talk, we discuss the paper "Generic Temperature Response of Large Biochemical Networks" by Julian B. Voits and Ulrich S. Schwarz, PRX Life, 2025. Abstract Biological systems are remarkably susceptible to relatively small temperature changes. The most obvious example is fever, when a modest rise in body temperature of only few Kelvin has strong … |
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