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This section provides an extensive overview of databases that have been used to create benchmark datasets for 47 distinct RNA sequence analysis tasks.

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Journal Articles

Abbasi, Kamran () Give Africa what Africa really wants, BMJ, o, 10 February , Abdi, Milad () Coronavirus disease (COVID) outbreak in Iran : actions and problems, Infection Control & Hospital Epidemiology, 20 March , pp. , Abdulah, Deldar Morad; Qazli Salem Said Aziz and Suleman, Sherzad Khudeida () Response of the public to preventive measures of coronavirus infection in Iraqi Kurdistan, Disaster Medicine and Public Health Preparedness, July , pp. , 14 July , Abduljabbar, Rusul L.; Liyanage, Sohani and Dia, Hussein () A systematic review of the impacts of the coronavirus crisis on urban transport : key lessons learned and prospects for future cities, Cities, vol. , August , , 27 May , Abedin, Md Jainal; Khandaker, Mayeen Uddin; Uddin, Md Ripaj; Karim, Md Rezaul; Ahamad, M. Shahab Uddin; Islam, Md Ariful; Arif, Abu Mohammad; Hossain, Syed Md Minhaz; Sulieman, A. and Idris, Abubakr M. () Amassing the Covid driven PPE wastes in the dwelli

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Abstract

Deciphering information of RNA sequences reveals their diverse roles in living organisms, including gene regulation and protein synthesis. Aberrations in RNA sequence such as dysregulation and mutations can drive a diverse spectrum of diseases including cancers, genetic disorders, and neurodegenerative conditions. Furthermore, researchers are harnessing RNA's therapeutic potential for transforming traditional treatment paradigms into personalized therapies through the development of RNA-based drugs and gene therapies. To gain insights of biological functions and to detect diseases at early stages and develop potent therapeutics, researchers are performing diverse types RNA sequence analysis tasks. RNA sequence analysis through conventional wet-lab methods is expensive, time-consuming and error prone. To enable large-scale RNA sequence analysis, empowerment of wet-lab experimental methods with Artificial Intelligence (AI) applications necessitates scientists to have a compr

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Christy P. Armstrong, BS 37
Evans N. Klingner, BS 37

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Lowell M. Adelson, BS 38

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Michael Chetkovich, BS 39, MBA 40 & Alice Chetkovich
John P. Holland Jr., BS 39
Norman M. Mundell, BS 39, MS 40

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Edward J. Arnold, BS 40
Michael Chetkovich, BS 39, MBA 40 & Alice Chetkovich
Norman M. Mundell, BS 39, MS 40

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James R. Bancroft, BA 40, MS 41
Clifford L. Gant, BS 41
E. Kathleen Podmore Hendriksen, BS 41
William D. Law, BS 41
Walter Miller Jr., BS 41
Ann R. Mirassou, BS 41
Charles W. O&#;Toole, BS 41
Henry F. Trione, BS 41

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Yonekazu Satoda, BS 42

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Barbara S. Copeland, BS 43
Walter H. Joe, BS 43

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Alan R. Cerf, BS 44

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Renee S. Cokin, BS 45
Mary L. Grannis, BS 45 & Frank R. Grannis, BS 45
Paul E. Kadden, BS 45

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