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id: "claim:a-human-commons-cell-atlas-reveals-cell-type-specificity-for-oas1-isoforms-2024-37ce81bf37:6400da59b7a9325534cf"
kind: "claim"
title: "An isoform was considered cell-type-specific when its t statistic exceeded its parent gene's."
description: ""
url: "https://sina.bio/claim/an-isoform-was-considered-cell-type-specific-when-its-t-statistic-excee-112e5200"
---

# An isoform was considered cell-type-specific when its t statistic exceeded its parent gene's.

## Content

An isoform was considered cell-type-specific when its t statistic exceeded its parent gene's.

## Metadata

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  "source_publication_id": "version:a-human-commons-cell-atlas-reveals-cell-type-specificity-for-oas1-isoforms--2024-03-24-biorxiv",
  "source_work_id": "work:a-human-commons-cell-atlas-reveals-cell-type-specificity-for-oas1-isoforms"
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## Connections (1)

### A human commons cell atlas reveals cell type specificity for OAS1 isoforms

- ID: `version:a-human-commons-cell-atlas-reveals-cell-type-specificity-for-oas1-isoforms--2024-03-24-biorxiv`
- Kind: `publication`
- Direction: `incoming`
- URL: <https://sina.bio/publication/a-human-commons-cell-atlas-reveals-cell-type-specificity-for-oas1-isoforms>

This publication contains this grounded claim.

> Isoforms with higher t-statistics than its corresponding gene were interpreted as containing isoform-specific cell-type signal.

Source: 2024-03-24-biorxiv.pdf — <https://sina.bio/source/2024-03-24-biorxiv-pdf>