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  • Biology & Life Sciences A PLOS Collection ’Omics of Cellular Signaling Pathways
    Published June 4, 2020 Curated Collections

    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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  • Computer & Information Sciences A PLOS Collection Translational Bioinformatics
    Published June 8, 2016 Partnered Collections, Special Issues

    'Translational Bioinformatics' is a collection of articles which reads as a "book" to be used as a reference or tutorial for a graduate level introductory course on the science of…

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  • Medicine & Health A PLOS Collection Historical Profiles and Perspectives
    Published June 8, 2016 Curated Collections

    To commemorate the Fifth Anniversary of the launch of PLOS Neglected Tropical Diseases, we have begun collecting a number of "Historical Profiles and Perspectives" articles which will be…

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  • Medicine & Health A PLOS Collection TDR Reflects on 40 Years
    Published June 8, 2016 Partnered Collections, Special Issues

    In 1974, the 27th session of the World Health Assembly called for the "intensification of activities in tropical disease research" and the "strengthening of research and training…

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  • Research Analysis & Policy A PLOS Collection The Missing Pieces: A Collection of Negative, Null and Inconclusive Results
    Published September 23, 2020 Partnered Collections, Special Issues

    The publication of negative, null and inconclusive results is important to provide scientists with balanced information and avoid the duplication of efforts testing similar hypotheses, which waste…

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