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RevPert: predicting candidate drivers of transcriptomic state transitions via gallery-native reverse perturbation
Cellular state transitions underlie adaptation, ageing and disease, yet prioritizing catalogued genetic perturbations whose expression signatures match an observed transcriptomic shift remains difficult. Most models predict phenotype from a nominated intervention, whereas genetic inverse benchmarks
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