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LiverDCP: A Disease–Cell–Protein Framework for Multi-scale Modeling of Disease Biology

2026-08-10

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Understanding how molecular interactions give rise to disease phenotypes across cellular contexts remains a central challenge in biomedical research. Here, we introduce a Disease–Cell–Protein ( DCP ) paradigm for modeling multi-scale disease biology, which jointly represents disease states, cellular composition, and protein interaction networks within a unified graph architecture. We instantiate this paradigm in...

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619a1fc1-1aa6-5e6f-8a73-57cf717625b7
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10.64898/2026.08.07.743628
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