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MTR3D‐AF2: Expanding the coverage of spatially derived missense tolerance scores across the human proteome using AlphaFold2

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By Aaron Kovacs, Molecular Biosciences The, Stephanie Portelli, Michael Silk
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 BACKGROUND Next generation sequencing technology has opened up new avenues for understanding disease, and subsequent precision medicine strategies. However, the effective use of this technology requires the ability to predict the pathogenicity of mutations with high accuracy. The typical human genome contains millions of single nucleotide variants (SNVs), making it a challenging task to distinguish the few pathogenic variants from the millions of benign within a patient (Consortium GP, 2015).
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Contested Terrains: Mega-Event Securities and Everyday Practices of Governance

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By Amanda De Lisio, Michael Silk, Philip Hubbard, De Lisio
| MDPI
1. Dialectics of Security: “Security” as Practices of Governance We are increasingly governed through security or under the guise of security. The term “security” carries significant weight across diverse domains.
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‘Paralympic stakeholders must rethink their approach to truly transform the everyday lives and rights of Disabled people’

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By Michael Silk
| SportsPro Verified
There exists an apparent paradox that coalesces around the Paralympic spectacle: for some, a force for good, social change and the betterment of everyday life for Disabled people; for others, a commercial spectacle that celebrates exceptional elite sporting performance, yet remains divorced from (and potentially harmful to) the lives of the vast majority of Disabled people.
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