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Metagenomic survey reveals global distribution and evolution of microbial sialic acid catabolism

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By Xianglilan Zhang, Carlos Goller, Ravi Shah, Wei Ke
| Frontiers
Introduction Sialic acids, a structurally diverse family of nine-carbon amino sugars, are present in humans and other metazoans constituting glycan chains of glycoconjugates (Angata and Varki, 2002; Vimr et al., 2004). This positional feature contributes a major role in modifying cell surfaces and mediating a range of cell–cell or cell-molecule interactions in eukaryotes (Varki et al., 2011).
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Coding nucleic acid sequences with graph convolutional network

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By Ruohan Wang, Yen Kaow NG, Xianglilan Zhang, Jianping Wang
| BioRxiv
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A graph representation of gapped patterns in phage sequences for graph convolutional network

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By Ruohan Wang, Xianglilan Zhang, Jianping Wang, Yen Kaow NG
| BioRxiv
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