The Signaling Pathways Project is a multi-omics knowledgebase based upon public, manually curated transcriptomic and cistromic (ChIP-Seq) datasets involving genetic and small molecule manipulations of…
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Medicine & Health Rare cancersView Collection
This Collection has been curated by Guest Editor Mitesh J. Borad, M.D. Professor of Medicine at the Mayo Clinic Arizona and highlights a selection of research on the biology and epidemiology of rare…
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Earth & Environment Prediction and Mitigation of Natural HazardsView Collection
The PLOS ONE editors, together with guest editors Auroop Ganguly, Renata Libonati, Janna Metzler, and Markus Ries, present a collection of papers on the topic of prediction and mitigation of natural…
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Earth & Environment Nature-based Solutions for Climate and WaterView Collection
As interest and discussion grows around the potential of Nature-based Solutions for Climate and Water, this collection of articles from PLOS Climate and PLOS Water begins to build the evidence and…
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Biology & Life Sciences Bringing data to decision making for conservation and biodiversityView Collection
Translating conservation and biodiversity research from the field into the real world is a complex problem. This collection discusses issues around economics, policy, and how to do research that…
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Medicine & Health Early Detection, Screening and Diagnosis of CancerView Collection
In this collection, we showcase a selection of recently published articles exploring the issues in reaching equitable outcomes in cancer related healthcare especially within the underserved…
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Earth & Environment Safe and Sustainable Water in CitiesView Collection
Over the next four decades, virtually all global population growth will occur in cities. Urbanization results from natural population increases among city dwellers, rural-to-urban migration, and…
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Biology & Life Sciences PLOS Biology 20th AnniversaryView Collection
As PLOS Biology turns 20 years old, we are celebrating two decades of publishing high-impact life sciences research at the forefront of open science. This collection contains articles that look back…