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Distinguishing causal from tagging enhancers using single-cell multiome data
2026-02-17
genetic and genomic medicine
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Methods that analyze single-cell RNA-seq+ATAC-seq multiome data have shown promise in linking enhancers to target genes by correlating chromatin accessibility with gene expression across cells. However, correlations among ATAC-seq peaks may induce non-causal tagging peak-gene links (analogous to tagging associations in GWAS); indeed, we confirm that tagging effects induced by peak co-accessibility are pervasive in peak-gene linking. We defined two scores for each ATAC-seq peak: co-accessibility ...
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