Abstract: Provided herein are compositions and methods for diagnosis and treatment of colorectal cancer. Methods and kits for detection of colorectal cancer biomarker genes in a stool sample are provided.

Abstract: As described herein, a N-Gram index may be created and the search may be conducted using the index, which will lead to faster search results. The N-Gram index may also include partial N-Gram components to capture more relevant data. Moreover, as described herein, the search may also take into account recent log data that has not yet been indexed. Techniques for building an index store using log data and efficiently searching the index store and log data to process search requests are described herein.

Abstract: Embodiments of the disclosure relate to a method, apparatus, device, and medium for information processing, wherein the method includes: in response to a trigger operation for a workflow type, displaying an editing page comprising a workflow identification and/or a workflow content, and the workflow content comprising a document, the document being a co-operable shared document; receiving, on the editing page, an edited content input by a predetermined user; and in response to a submission instruction for the workflow type, transmitting a corresponding workflow to a first user. Therefore, the application of collaboration of a plurality of parties in the workflow enhances the degree of automation and efficiency of workflow processing and satisfies the needs of a plurality of parties to interact in workflow processing.

Abstract: Described herein are techniques for compact representation of table columns via templatization. Column templates can model the collection of columns in a table as a logical entity. The logical entity can be split into two objects. A first object can contain a subset of column attributes (e.g., fields) that can be shared with other tables, such as name and data type. A second object can contain another subset of column attributes that are unique to a table, such as time stamps and created-on information.

Abstract: As described herein, a N-Gram index may be created and the search may be conducted using the index, which will lead to faster search results. The N-Gram index may also include partial N-Gram components to capture more relevant data. Moreover, as described herein, the search may also take into account recent log data that has not yet been indexed. Techniques for building an index store using log data and efficiently searching the index store and log data to process search requests are described herein.

Abstract: Provided herein are materials and methods for detecting colorectal neoplasms and colon cancer based on the expression levels of stool-derived eukaryotic RNA biomarkers in eukaryotic nucleic acid present in a stool sample from a subject, for example, a patient. The methods can be used for the detection of high-risk adenomas and colorectal neoplasm molecular subtypes.

Abstract: As described herein, a N-Gram index may be created and the search may be conducted using the index, which will lead to faster search results. The N-Gram index may also include partial N-Gram components to capture more relevant data. Moreover, as described herein, the search may also take into account recent log data that has not yet been indexed. Techniques for building an index store using log data and efficiently searching the index store and log data to process search requests are described herein.

Abstract: Provided herein are materials and methods for isolation of eukaryotic nucleic acid from a human or non-human animal stool sample. Also provided are methods of analysis of eukaryotic biomarkers present in a human or non-human animal stool sample.

Abstract: As described herein, a N-Gram index may be created and the search may be conducted using the index, which will lead to faster search results. The N-Gram index may also include partial N-Gram components to capture more relevant data. Moreover, as described herein, the search may also take into account recent log data that has not yet been indexed. Techniques for building an index store using log data and efficiently searching the index store and log data to process search requests are described herein.

Abstract: As described herein, a N-Gram index may be created and the search may be conducted using the index, which will lead to faster search results. The N-Gram index may also include partial N-Gram components to capture more relevant data. Moreover, as described herein, the search may also take into account recent log data that has not yet been indexed. Techniques for building an index store using log data and efficiently searching the index store and log data to process search requests are described herein.

Abstract: Provided herein are materials and methods for detecting colorectal neoplasms and colon cancer based on the expression levels of stool-derived eukaryotic RNA biomarkers in eukaryotic nucleic acid present in a stool sample from a subject, for example, a patient. The methods can be used for the detection of high-risk adenomas and colorectal neoplasm molecular subtypes.

Abstract: Provided herein are materials and methods for isolation of eukaryotic nucleic acid from a human or non-human animal stool sample. Also provided are methods of analysis of eukaryotic biomarkers present in a human or non-human animal stool sample.

Abstract: Provided herein are compositions and methods for diagnosis and treatment of colorectal cancer. Methods and kits for detection of colorectal cancer biomarker genes in a stool sample are provided.

Abstract: Provided herein are materials and methods for detecting colorectal neoplasms and colon cancer based on the expression levels of stool-derived eukaryotic RNA biomarkers in eukaryotic nucleic acid present in a stool sample from a subject, for example, a patient. The methods can be used for the detection of high-risk adenomas and colorectal neoplasm molecular subtypes.

Abstract: Methods and systems for generating linkage correlations and linkage significances between a first genomic feature and a second genomic feature identified for each of a plurality of cells may be provided. For example, the method may comprise receiving a data matrix comprising a first genomic feature and a second genomic feature identified for each of a plurality of cells; smoothing the data matrix to generate a smoothed matrix; generating linkage correlations between the first genomic feature and second genomic feature identified for each of the plurality of cells in the data matrix; generating linkage significances using multiplication of a plurality of linkage matrixes; and outputting the linkage correlations and linkage significances for each of the plurality of cells in the data matrix.

Abstract: Provided herein are materials and methods for detecting colorectal neoplasms and colon cancer based on the expression levels of stool-derived eukaryotic RNA biomarkers in eukaryotic nucleic acid present in a stool sample from a subject, for example, a patient. The methods can be used for the detection of high-risk adenomas and colorectal neoplasm molecular subtypes.

Abstract: Provided herein are compositions and methods for diagnosis and treatment of colorectal cancer. Methods and kits for detection of colorectal cancer biomarker genes in a stool sample are provided.

Abstract: Provided herein are materials and methods for isolation of eukaryotic nucleic acid from a human or non-human animal stool sample. Also provided are methods of analysis of eukaryotic biomarkers present in a human or non-human animal stool sample.

Abstract: Provided herein are compositions and methods for diagnosis and treatment of colorectal cancer. Methods and kits for detection of colorectal cancer biomarker genes in a stool sample are provided.