Exploring cell-type associations of rare disease phenotypes using non-diseased cell atlases.

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Rare diseases individually affect few patients but collectively impose a substantial global health burden. Many have a genetic origin, yet the cellular contexts in which disease genes exert their effects often remain unclear. Direct molecular investigation of disease-relevant tissues is often infeasible owing to small patient populations and frequent congenital or pediatric onset, limiting access to...

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