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In-silico cell sorting revealed granulocyte-specific single-cell-type gene expression from peripheral blood bulk expression data and its application as host response biomarkers to discriminate bacterial and viral infections

2026-04-13

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Peripheral Blood transcriptome analysis evaluated the bulk transcript abundance (TA) covering all leukocyte cell populations. However, there are 2 main problems in using bulk expression as biomarkers: (1) A long list of differential expression genes (DEGs) was found, and (2) DEGs cannot be attributed to a host response of any specific cell-type. TA assays after conventional cell sorting, as the gold-standard metho...

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10.64898/2026.04.09.717385
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