AI Flashcards

(32 cards)

1
Q

encompasses a broad range of technologies that allow computers and
machines to perform tasks that typically require human intelligence.

A

Artificial Intelligence (AI)

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2
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AI is subdivided into 3 areas

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Machine Learning (ML):
Deep Learning (DL):
Natural Language Processing (NLP)

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3
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Systems that learn from data without explicit programming.

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Machine Learning (ML):

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4
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A subfield of ML using neural networks with many layers, capable of high
level abstractions.

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Deep Learning (DL):

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5
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The interaction between computers and human (natural)
languages

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Natural Language Processing (NLP):

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6
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AI methods, particularly __ and __ are ideally suited to
detect patterns, classify data, and make predictions that are often beyond human analytical capacity.

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machine learning and deep learning,

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7
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____ such as CNNs and RNNs can predict splicing patterns, alternative transcripts, and
gene expression levels under different conditions.

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Deep learning models

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8
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by Google uses a convolutional neural network to interpret sequencing data and
call genetic variants more accurately than traditional statistical methods.

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DeepVariant

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9
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AI models use in proteomics (3)

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-Predicting secondary, tertiary, and quaternary structures,
-Modeling protein-protein interactions,
-Predicting protein stability and folding dynamics.

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10
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The breakthrough of ___represents a massive leap, solving the decades-old problem of protein
folding by predicting structures directly from amino acid sequences with remarkable accuracy.

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AlphaFold2

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11
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achieved protein structure predictions comparable to experimental results like X
ray crystallography and cryo-EM.

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: AlphaFold2

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12
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are now capable of generating entirely new molecular structures (de novo drug
design) optimized for desired properties.

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Deep learning models

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13
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uses deep learning to predict bioactivity of molecules, focusing on their ability to bind
to biological targets.

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AtomNet

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14
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aims to understand complex biological systems as a whole, rather than in parts.

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Systems biology

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15
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reconstruct pathways by learning from known interactions and suggesting new,
previously uncharacterized links.

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Machine learning models

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16
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) are the backbone for analyzing images, extracting features, and
making accurate diagnostic predictions.

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Convolutional neural networks (CNNs

17
Q

Breakthrough in predicting protein 3D structures.

A

Protein
Prediction

18
Q

CNN-based caller outperforming classical statistical
methods.

A

Genomic
Detection

19
Q

Deep learning to predict binding affinity for drug
design.

A

Drug Discovery

20
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Automatic cancer diagnosis from tissue images.

A

Cancer Detection

21
Q

Design
Automatic cancer diagnosis from tissue images.
Optimizing gene circuits and metabolic pathways using
ML.

A

Synthetic Biology

22
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___models make predictions without explaining how decisions are made.

23
Q

AI is now being used to analyze multiple layers of biological data
simultaneously to get a comprehensive view of biological processes.

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Integrative Omics with AI:

24
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Single-cell RNA-seq and other assays generate sparse but highly informative
data. AI is crucial for analyzing this complexity.

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Single-Cell Biology:

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Emerging approaches use unlabeled data effectively, reducing dependency on costly annotations.
Self-Supervised Learning:
26
Privacy-preserving AI models that learn from decentralized clinical datasets without moving data.
Federated Learning:
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: Growing emphasis on models that are not only accurate but also interpretable and transparent.
Explainable AI (XAI)
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Future Directions of AI (4)
-Real-Time Clinical Decision Support: -Synthetic Biology and Bioengineering: -Ethical and Regulatory Frameworks: -Quantum Computing:
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which future directions of AI: AI integrated into hospitals for real-time diagnostic support.
Real-Time Clinical Decision Support:
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which future directions of AI: : AI-designed biological systems for biofuel production, pharmaceuticals, etc.
Synthetic Biology and Bioengineering
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which future directions of AI: : Development of standards to ensure ethical use of AI in biology.
Ethical and Regulatory Frameworks
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which future directions of AI: Potential to model molecular interactions at an unprecedented scale and speed.
Quantum Computing: