Virtual gene knockout simulation using foundation models to predict transcriptional changes
52
33%
Does it follow best practices?
Impact
80%
2.35xAverage score across 3 eval scenarios
Passed
No known issues
Optimize this skill with Tessl
npx tessl skill review --optimize ./scientific-skills/Data analysis/in-silico-perturbation-oracle/SKILL.mdTarget scoring output format and weights
target_gene column
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100%
efficacy_score column
0%
100%
safety_score column
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100%
druggability_score column
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100%
novelty_score column
0%
100%
overall_score column
0%
100%
recommendation column
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100%
Efficacy weight 0.35
100%
100%
Safety weight 0.25
100%
100%
Druggability weight 0.25
100%
100%
Novelty weight 0.15
100%
100%
Standard cell type name
0%
100%
Valid perturbation_type
0%
100%
Differential expression and pathway enrichment output format
gene_symbol column
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100%
log2_fold_change column
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100%
p_value column
0%
100%
adjusted_p_value column
0%
100%
perturbed_gene column
0%
100%
cell_type column
0%
100%
pval threshold 0.05
100%
100%
logfc threshold 1.0
100%
100%
Wilcoxon method
0%
0%
fdr_bh correction
70%
70%
Pathway JSON database key
100%
100%
Pathway entry fields
30%
100%
KEGG or GO_BP included
100%
100%
Combinatorial knockout and QC best practices
predict_combinatorial_ko usage
0%
100%
gene_pairs parameter
100%
100%
synergy_threshold parameter
100%
100%
Negative controls included
16%
33%
Gene vocabulary check
0%
40%
Cell type distribution check
0%
37%
Cross-model validation
0%
30%
Standard cell type name
0%
100%
predict_dose_response usage
0%
18%
export_validation_guide usage
0%
0%
Valid perturbation_type
0%
100%
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