Engineered and patient DMD agree descriptively
GSE233606 provides an unselected gene-axis bridge between engineered DMD and a patient line. It is descriptive, not donor-level inference.
Current limit: the site can compare existing evidence, but no candidate has yet been independently repeated in a DMD muscle model.
Successor release · measured DMD evidence
This release adds biological-repeat-aware Reactome tests for GSE272233 and sample-level external disease validation. It strengthens disease-context evidence and provides reference axes for a prespecified prospective candidate-validation study.
Evidence chain
GSE233606 provides an unselected gene-axis bridge between engineered DMD and a patient line. It is descriptive, not donor-level inference.
PRJNA772047 uses five reported donor/sample pseudobulks. PRJNA1218493 and mouse GSE156497 remain directional sensitivity layers.
GSE272233 uses three reported biological repeats per group. No dual-supported pathway reverses across all three mutation backgrounds.
Organoid evidence is shown as a heterogeneity layer and is not pooled into a universal DMD response.
NAR main figure

Primary statistical readout
The 492 fixed-effect cross-background reversals are explicitly exploratory because WT is non-isogenic and heterogeneity is substantial. They are not promoted to validated virtual-cell predictions.
Reusable objects
Independent rebuild receipt
The path-isolated rebuild regenerated GSE233606 induction, GSE272233 correction and camera tests, three external pseudobulk pathway layers, GSE277637 heterogeneity and Figure 8. Numeric tables and metadata-independent figure pixels match the released analysis.
Boundary: this is path/process-isolated computational reproduction using the same system Python/R packages, not a container-level independent-host reproduction and not biological validation.
Supported: Measured DMD-locus induction/correction and sample-level external disease pathway replication with explicit small-n limitations.
Not supported: Candidate-gene response prediction in DMD cells, therapeutic efficacy, patient-level simulation and clinical decision support.