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A Claim-Governed Framework for Conservative Molecular Candidate Prioritization in Schizophrenia

2026-07-10

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BACKGROUND. Schizophrenia genetics, postmortem transcriptomics, regulatory annotation, and biomedical literature resources produce large lists of plausible molecular candidates. These evidence layers are not interchangeable: genetic association does not prove differential expression, bulk expression does not establish cell-specific mechanism, literature co-mention does not validate disease specificity, and circuit...

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10.32388/05u7a8
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