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Drug repurposing for rare diseases via a gene-bridged heterogeneous knowledge graph and graph attention network

2026-06-21

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Rare diseases are severely underserved by pharmacological treatments, and computational drug repurposing offers a cost-effective alternative to de novo discovery. We present a reproducible end-to-end pipeline integrating 3,961 rare disease–gene associations from Orphadata with 98,239 gene–drug records from DisGeNET through a multi-stage harmonization pipeline (HGNC symbol standardization and Rap...

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0da39e84-260b-59ab-8344-c4210350b60d
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10.64898/2026.06.16.732556
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