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Original conceptual illustration: Cells are not independent people
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Single-cell genomics: more cells do not replace more participants

October 22, 2026 Medical Genetics editorial team Comments Off on Single-cell genomics: more cells do not replace more participants
Cell atlases reveal biological heterogeneity, but meaningful disease comparisons require sound sampling, batch handling and independent replication.

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Original conceptual illustration: From an assay to interpretation
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Functional variant assays: abnormal biology is not automatically pathogenicity

October 22, 2026 Medical Genetics editorial team Comments Off on Functional variant assays: abnormal biology is not automatically pathogenicity
Assay validation, disease mechanism and clinical calibration determine whether a laboratory observation can strengthen variant classification.

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Original conceptual illustration: A screen hit is a starting point
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CRISPR screens: from a selected hit to a defensible mechanism

October 22, 2026 Medical Genetics editorial team Comments Off on CRISPR screens: from a selected hit to a defensible mechanism
A screen identifies candidates under particular experimental conditions; orthogonal evidence is needed before treating a hit as a disease mechanism or therapeutic target.

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