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DPCGS: a computational framework for linking GWAS to single-cell transcriptomics in complex traits and diseases

2026-07-20

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Complex traits and diseases arise from the interplay between genetic variation and cellular heterogeneity, making it essential to understand how genetic risk manifests at the cellular level. However, connecting genome-wide association studies (GWAS) to specific cell populations remains challenging due to cellular complexity and the prevalence of noncoding variants. Here, we present DPCGS, a computational framework...

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7fd3af17-e9b0-5c05-8658-89a1e99ec1f7
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10.64898/2026.07.14.738331
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