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Integrative and systematic genomic approaches to improve diagnosis in rare and undiagnosed diseases: results from the RareBoost project

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By Ayca Yigit, Baris Salman, Mehmet Mert Topaloglu, Burcu Akman, Ugur Ozbek, Mert Pekerbas, Kutay Bulut, Emre Ozzeybek, Ravza Nur Yildirim, Sinem Aktug, Tugce Batur
| Nature Verified
Abstract Rare and undiagnosed diseases pose diagnostic challenges due to phenotypic and genetic heterogeneity and the limitations of conventional molecular testing. As part of the RareBoost project, we implemented an integrated, stepwise genomic strategy in a cohort of 134 patients from 120 families with previously inconclusive genetic testing.
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A Decision-Support Framework for Accelerated Wastewater Pipeline Construction: Integrating Economic, Social, Environmental, and Technical Criteria

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By Mohammed A. Almalki, Baris Salman, Ossama Salem, Michael Ammoury
| ascelibrary.org
Practical Applications Delivering wastewater pipeline projects on time and with minimal disruption is a growing priority for agencies and contractors, especially in dense urban areas. Traditional open-cut methods often result in high costs, long delays, and major surface disruption.
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Impacts of COVID-19 on Bus Ridership and Recovery Trends in Syracuse, New York

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By Baris Salman, Shubham Kumar
Abstract COVID-19 had serious repercussions on public transportation throughout the USA. The aftermath of the peak of the crisis marked the path towards a slow and gradual recovery characterizing the shift to a new normal. Given the limited information on the recovery trends of public transportation, this paper compares the actual ridership and bus supply data for the years of 2019 and 2020 to study the timeline impacts of the pandemic on the bus system of the mid-sized city of Syracuse, NY.
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