What should researchers retain when using predicted variant scores?
Retain the candidate identifier, reference context, model and dataset version, underlying prediction and reason for prioritization. Link any follow-up evidence separately and record unresolved questions. This provenance helps others reconstruct the analysis and prevents a convenient summary score from being mistaken for a stronger evidentiary claim.
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AlphaGenome Atlas: Nine Billion Predictions Are a Research Map, Not Nine Billion DiscoveriesHow to read AlphaGenome Atlas responsibly: separate predicted molecular effects, research prioritization and evidence about human disease.
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