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TMO: ASYMMETRIC CROSS-MODAL ATTENTION FOR LEARNING CELL-STATE-DEPENDENT REGULATORY LAGS FROM SINGLE-CELL MULTIOMIC DATA

2026-06-11

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<h4>Background</h4> Single-cell multi-omics technologies simultaneously measure chromatin accessibility (ATAC) and gene expression (RNA), providing a unique window into the temporal ordering of regulatory events during differentiation. However, most computational models treat the two modalities symmetrically, ignoring the directional relationship between chromatin and transcription, and existing lag-aware methods...

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68d357c5-6862-5946-ba2c-486c43379133
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10.64898/2026.06.08.730880
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