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Evaluating genetic-ancestry inference from single-cell transcriptomic datasets

2025-03-28

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Characterizing the ancestry of donors in single-cell transcriptomic studies is crucial to ensure genetic homogeneity, reduce biases in analyses, identify ancestry-specific regulatory mechanisms and their downstream roles in disease, and ensure that existing datasets are representative of human genetic diversity. While these datasets are now widely available, information on the ancestry of donors is often missing,...

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c03ce944-27c6-5f0b-85a7-1e4fe0fcddba
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10.1101/2025.03.25.645175
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