Pedro Beltrao
@pedrobeltrao.bsky.social
Associate professor at ETH Zurich, studying the cellular consequences of genetic variation. Affiliated with the Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics and a part of the LOOP Zurich.
Sorry, I should have looked at your feature table before asking the question. As a reviewer I would ask to compare with humap3.0 just out of curiosity. Some of us have considered doing an all-by-all human AF map using the pooling idea. Do you or your (former?) group have an interest in joining?
November 14, 2025 at 7:44 AM
Sorry, I should have looked at your feature table before asking the question. As a reviewer I would ask to compare with humap3.0 just out of curiosity. Some of us have considered doing an all-by-all human AF map using the pooling idea. Do you or your (former?) group have an interest in joining?
The AF predictions seem like a great resource. However, what was your motivation to build the first prediction without using known physical interactions as a feature. Why not start with humap 3.0 or String as the starting probability network?
November 13, 2025 at 6:05 AM
The AF predictions seem like a great resource. However, what was your motivation to build the first prediction without using known physical interactions as a feature. Why not start with humap 3.0 or String as the starting probability network?
Social media gatekeepers would be maybe as bad or maybe worse but it would certainly be a lot cheaper than the money we currently spend on publishing.
November 8, 2025 at 5:35 PM
Social media gatekeepers would be maybe as bad or maybe worse but it would certainly be a lot cheaper than the money we currently spend on publishing.
Exactly. We can deposit papers on preprint servers and we can even request an independent peer review (review commons) process all for free. While we keep needing the journal labels not much will change.
November 8, 2025 at 2:16 PM
Exactly. We can deposit papers on preprint servers and we can even request an independent peer review (review commons) process all for free. While we keep needing the journal labels not much will change.