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Real-paired single-cell/bulk RNA-seq benchmark and a practical protocol for accurate cell-type deconvolution in human BAL samples

2026-01-14

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<h4>Background</h4> Pseudo-bulk RNA-seq, generated by aggregating single-cell profiles, is widely used for benchmarking deconvolution methods because it globally approximates bulk transcriptomes and provides known cell-type proportions as ground truth. However, pseudo-bulk inherits single-cell specific measurement properties, and the extent to which these differ from real bulk RNA-seq remains difficult to quantif...

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2884d121-3c2c-5a88-909a-c09a95191e92
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10.64898/2026.01.14.699304
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