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A phenotype-to-mechanism framework links phenome-wide comorbidity architecture to molecular mechanisms and therapeutic discovery in complex diseases

2026-05-17

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Complex human diseases exhibit substantial clinical heterogeneity driven by poorly understood molecular mechanisms, while many also lack sufficient molecular and omics data for mechanistic investigation, hindering therapeutic development. We introduce PiMInfer, a phenotype-to-mechanism framework that leveraged largely available real-world clinical data-based deep phenotypic characterizations with a biomedical know...

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966ebdfc-c225-5131-a64e-15283faad18d
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10.64898/2026.05.13.26353128
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