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A deep generative model for capturing cell to phenotype relationships

2024-08-09

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Single-cell omics has proven to be a powerful instrument for exploring cellular diversity. With advances in sequencing protocols, single-cell studies are now routinely collected from large-scale donor cohorts consisting of samples from hundreds of donors with the goal of uncovering the molecular bases of higher-level donor phenotypes of interest. For example, to better understand the mechanisms behind Alzheimer's...

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5f111ab2-e43a-5667-9209-cbacee612f99
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10.1101/2024.08.07.606396
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