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Cell-Type-Resolved Isoform Atlas of Human Tissues Reveals Age and Alzheimer’s Disease-Associated Splicing Changes

2025-11-16

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Alternative splicing is a key mechanism for transcriptomic diversity, but how isoforms map to specific cell types in bulk tissues remains unclear. We present Sciege, a multimodal method that integrates bulk short-read RNA-seq with single-cell and long-read data to estimate cell type-specific isoform distributions. Through simulations, we demonstrate that Sciege accurately estimates isoform abundances and identifie...

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2a7d14bc-b928-551b-8c91-e0bd3aae76eb
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10.1101/2025.11.14.688520
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