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Editorial: Machine learning, epistasis, and protein engineering: From sequence-structure-function relationships to regulation of metabolic pathways

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CadSaaSyrGon
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epistasisnon-linear interactionsmachine learningartificial intelligenceRNA enzymeCrohn 's diseaseantibiotic resistanceProtein-protein interaction networks[SDV]Life Sciences [q-bio]

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