Reproducibility archive for manuscript 623972: histone-cluster and prespecified ion-channel transcriptomic analyses in endometriosis
This reproducibility archive supports revised transcriptomic analyses of endometriosis by providing auditable workflows, pre-specified ion-channel confirmations, and negative results for datasets GSE51981 and GSE153739.
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This document serves as a reproducibility archive for manuscript 623972, providing auditable workflows and data for transcriptomic analyses of histone clusters and ion channels in endometriosis. It includes processed expression datasets from GSE51981 and GSE153739, along with scripts, decision rules, and logs to verify proliferation and menstrual-phase sensitivity results. The archive explicitly excludes legacy differential-expression findings that could not be reproduced through the documented statistical pipeline, ensuring only verified results are considered. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically focusing on the reproducibility of histone-cluster and ion-channel transcriptomic analyses within the disease context.
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