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concept:variant-pathogenicityvariant pathogenicity
The property of a genetic variant being disease-causing or benign; the main prediction target.
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- Variant pathogenicity predictionrelated_toCore task of predicting whether genetic variants cause disease, central to clinical genomics.
- variant of uncertain significance (VUS)associated_withGenetic variants whose clinical impact is unknown; a key motivation for the work, ~2M of which are explained.
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- Interpretive claim supported by the high AUROC findings.
- Stochastic swapping of cell pairs in the genome to create variation.
- The subtle differences among repeated elements necessary to avoid mechanical uniformity.
- The initial scrambled cell pattern of an embryo, and its reorganization-marker gene.
- Hidden genetic variation that is neutral under normal conditions but can be revealed under stress; MCA enables its persistence.
- Central knowledge gap: what is the relationship between genome and form, and how does genetic material encode anatomical specification?
- Real, non-stochastic adaptation where each piece is uniquely shaped to its place, not randomly varied.