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Bayesian rhythmic model for jointly detecting circadian biomarkers and predicting molecular circadian time in human post-mortem brain transcriptome

2026-01-23

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Transcriptomic circadian analysis of human post-mortem brain provides a unique opportunity to characterize in vivo molecular circadian rhythms across brain regions implicated in aging and psychiatric disorders. A primary goal in such analyses is the detection of circadian biomarkers. However, this task is complicated by the frequent mismatch between a subject’s recorded circadian clock time and their true molecula...

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78781f22-e519-55e7-bf4a-d2319794320a
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10.64898/2026.01.21.700905
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