Data mining articles within Nature

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• Article | 26 January 2022

  Petabase-scale sequence alignment catalyses viral discovery

  Serratus, an open-source cloud-computing infrastructure, can be used to screen millions of nucleic acid sequencing libraries at the petabase scale, and has enabled many new RNA viruses to be identified efficiently.

  • Robert C. Edgar
  • , Brie Taylor
  •  & Artem Babaian

• Article | 06 October 2021

  Whole-cell organelle segmentation in volume electron microscopy

  Focused ion beam scanning electron microscopy (FIB-SEM) combined with deep-learning-based segmentation is used to produce three-dimensional reconstructions of complete cells and tissues, in which up to 35 different organelle classes are annotated.

  • Larissa Heinrich
  • , Davis Bennett
  •  & Destiny Nguyen

• Article | 06 June 2018

  Genomic atlas of the human plasma proteome

  A genetic atlas of the human plasma proteome, comprising 1,927 genetic associations with 1,478 proteins, identifies causes of disease and potential drug targets.

  • Benjamin B. Sun
  • , Joseph C. Maranville
  •  & Adam S. Butterworth

• Comment | 03 October 2012

  Don't let copyright block data mining

  Matthew L. Jockers, Matthew Sag and Jason Schultz explain why humanities scholars have pitched in to the Authors Guild v. Google lawsuit.

  • Matthew L. Jockers
  • , Matthew Sag
  •  & Jason Schultz

• Editorial | 05 September 2012

  Spinning threads

  Publication of ENCODE data drives innovation in data mining.

• News | 22 March 2010

  Bizarre models for human diseases

  Plants shed light on disfigured faces, and yeast and blood vessels find common ground.

  • Janelle Weaver