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  1. Evaluating The Impact of Post-Translational Modifications By The Secreted Zinc Metalloprotease, Gele, On The Major Autolysin of E. Faecalis, Atla, and A Stress-Induced Protein, Salb

    <p>AtlA is the major peptidoglycan hydrolase of <em>E. faecalis</em> involved in cell separation of dividing cells. SalB is a secreted stress-induced protein regulated by the CroRS system. In addition, these two proteins also appear to be affected by the virulence factor, gelatinase (GelE). GelE is …

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  2. ACADIA: Efficient and Robust Adversarial Attacks Against Deep Reinforcement Learning

    … defenses in DRL (i.e., RADIAL and ATLA). Our results demonstrate that the proposed ACADIA outperforms existing gradient-based counterparts under a wide range of experimental settings. ACADIA is nine times faster than the state-of-the-art Carlini and Wagner (CW) method with better …

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  3. RESOLVING TUMOR HETEROGENEITY THROUGH HIGH RESOLUTION MULTI-MODAL TRANSCRIPTOMICS: INTEGRATIVE SINGLE-CELL ATLASES AND GENERATIVE SPATIAL MODELING

    … a harmonized single-cell transcriptomic atlas (OvCA) constructed from patient-derived samples across multiple tissue sites and treatment stages. Following rigorous feature selection, integration, and cell state annotation pipelines, the atlas reveals conserved and tissue-specific programs …

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