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Revision 1 19.08.2026

Liquid Biopsy

Analysis of tumour-derived DNA, cells, vesicles or other biomarkers in blood and body fluids to characterise cancer non-invasively.

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Revision 1 18.08.2026

Protein Language Models

Machine-learning models that learn statistical representations of amino-acid sequences for prediction and molecular design.

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Viral Evolution

The change of viral populations through mutation, selection, recombination, migration and genetic drift across hosts and time.

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Cancer Immunotherapy

Treatments that redirect, strengthen or release immune responses to recognise and control malignant cells.

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Synthetic Biology

The design and construction of biological systems using engineering principles, quantitative models and molecular tools.

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Graph Neural Networks

Machine-learning architectures that learn representations from entities connected by relational structure.

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Epigenetic Regulation

Heritable or persistent control of gene activity mediated by chromatin state without changing DNA sequence.

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Protein Folding

The process by which an amino-acid chain acquires the three-dimensional structure needed for biological function.

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Antibiotic Resistance

The inherited ability of microorganisms to survive or grow at drug concentrations that would normally inhibit them.

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