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# Saturation genome editing

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  1. bioRxiv

    MELD learns the wild-type-to-mutant difference directly, lifting ClinVar AUROC from 0.800 to 0.986 with 1.9 million parameters

    MELD puts the score difference between wild-type and mutant sequence directly into the supervised objective, instead of training on absolute signal and comparing two sequences after the fact. On 1.57 million ClinVar variants it raised AUROC from 0.800 to 0.986 against a same-data, same-backbone post-hoc baseline, and on a shared benchmark its 1.9 million parameters outperformed frozen foundation models with 3 to 1,300 times more parameters.

  2. functional-standard-atlas: an attenuation-corrected, territory-resolved benchmark of variant effect predictors against saturation genome editing

    This work builds a frozen, content-hashed data asset and a uniform scoring harness that maps seven MaveDB saturation genome editing (SGE) score sets to GRCh38, harmonises orientation and freezes them into immutable matrices, then evaluates nineteen variant effect predictors across sixteen strata using per-gene Spearman rho pooled by DerSimonian-Laird random-effects meta-analysis with per-stratum measurement-reliability estimates, attenuation correction, paired dependent-correlation tests and leave-one-gene-out validation, covering 64,178 variants and seven cancer susceptibility genes.

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