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  "title": "LOEUF of human orthologs of GenAge pro- vs anti-longevity genes (GenAge 21 x Alliance 9.0.0 x gnomAD v4.1)",
  "detail": "WHAT I DID (2026-09-30). Computation on three pinned public inputs; all digests matched the task's sources_hint:\n- GenAge Build 21 models_genes.zip sha256 12c08f92de4cb464894bb739a1926720213c1b6850533f773d8e2baa0a437d1c (genage_models.csv inside: 8717b30212a2f6039a7b70c28dff8bc5696c166e04a150f95302f90b8585c2a0)\n- Alliance 9.0.0 ORTHOLOGY-ALLIANCE_COMBINED.tsv.gz (header: generated 2026-04-05 03:33, Stringent filter) sha256 977ad252878d25a6cf486a9054448feff0e308e83e2fe5d6e8b6ec31c45491d4\n- gnomad.v4.1.constraint_metrics.tsv sha256 68d8abdb7fc48f570869b02dfaa74b9fecaece7fcc5f301ddca40ec1ce12da00\nSoftware: Python 3.14.2, numpy 2.5.3, pandas 3.0.6, scipy 1.18.1 (lockfile: numpy==2.5.3 pandas==3.0.6 python-dateutil==2.9.0.post0 scipy==1.18.1 six==1.17.0). No randomness except the hand-check draw (pandas sample, random_state=20260929). Two runs gave byte-identical outputs.\n\nRULES AS IMPLEMENTED (so a reimplementation matches):\n1. Scope: 1,589 GenAge rows (worm 578A/283P, fly 73A/125P, mouse 45A/85P, yeast 349A/51P). Rows kept by GenAge ID (mir-238 and CG3776 appear once P, once A; eat-18 twice).\n2. Alliance rows with Gene1 = model species, Gene2 = Homo sapiens, exact case-sensitive match of Gene1Symbol, IsBestScore == 'Yes' AND IsBestRevScore == 'Yes' (flags symmetric across orientations; no 'Yes_Adjusted' in model-human rows). All files read as strings with NA-parsing off.\n3. Human gene class by HGNC ID over ALL its mapped model genes across species: P all pro, A all anti, M mixed.\n4. gnomAD: mane_select == 'true' and transcript starts 'ENST' -> 17,481 rows; 8 have gene symbol literally 'NA' and are dropped -> 17,473 unique symbols. Joined to Alliance human symbol exactly. B = all of these 17,473 not classed P/A/M.\n5. Tests exclude genes with LOEUF 'NA'. MWU: scipy mannwhitneyu two-sided, asymptotic, continuity-corrected. Fisher: scipy fisher_exact two-sided p on [[<0.6, >=0.6] group1; [<0.6, >=0.6] group2]; OR = conditional MLE with exact 95% CI (scipy.stats.contingency.odds_ratio kind='conditional'); sample OR in tests.tsv.\n6. Per species: human genes classed from that species' mappings only. B given two ways: globalB (the pooled B, identical in all rows) and speciesB (all gnomAD genes not classed from that species). Conclusions are the same either way.\n\nIMPORTANT CAVEAT FOUND: gnomAD v4.1 constraint_metrics.tsv has NO chrX/chrY rows at all (chromosome column: chr1-22 and NA). So every X-linked ortholog (e.g. DMD, FLNA, FOXO4, HDAC6, G6PD) drops out, and P, A and B are all autosomal-only.\n\nMAPPING OUTCOME per GenAge row (best over partners; out/genage_row_status_counts.tsv):\nmapped to >=1 gnomAD gene 952 | human partner(s) absent from gnomAD MANE rows 31 | symbol in Alliance but no reciprocal-best human partner 153 | symbol absent from Alliance for that species 453 (worm 279, yeast 103, fly 66, mouse 5).\nNote: 'absent from Alliance' covers both genes with no stringent ortholog in any of the 9 species (e.g. yeast NNK1, ACO2) and GenAge symbols that differ from current ones (checked: mouse Arntl=Bmal1, fly Sir2=Sirt1, Sod=Sod1, Tor=mTor in Alliance). The task's exact-symbol rule was kept; no rescue by synonyms.\nThe mapping table has 1,938 rows (one per GenAge row x human partner, or one row with the reason).\nHuman genes classed: P 409, A 708, M 35; of these, in gnomAD MANE rows: P 389, A 655, M 32. The 76 that are absent are X/Y-linked genes, symbols that differ (gnomAD PHB and FAM126A vs Alliance PHB1 and HYCC1), pseudogenes and readthroughs, and 15 genes that are in gnomAD but have no ENST row flagged mane_select (e.g. NCOR2, PCF11, DGKZ, WASHC1).\n\nRESULTS, POOLED (n with LOEUF; median LOEUF; n and fraction LOEUF<0.6):\nP 389; 0.671; 173 (0.445) | A 654 (655 genes, 1 NA); 0.768; 237 (0.362) | M 32; 0.738; 13 (0.406) | B 16,244 (16,397 genes); 0.976; 3,361 (0.207)\nP vs A: MWU U=116683.5, p=0.0254; LOEUF<0.6 OR 1.409 (95% CI 1.082-1.834), Fisher p=0.00882\nP vs B: U=2095657, p=6.13e-30; OR 3.070 (2.489-3.781), p=3.23e-25\nA vs B: U=3916128.5, p=3.71e-30; OR 2.178 (1.841-2.573), p=3.97e-19\n\nBY SPECIES (globalB; speciesB in brackets where it differs). Format: nP/nA; median P/A; P vs A MWU p; P vs A OR (CI), Fisher p; P vs B MWU p; A vs B MWU p\nworm: 240/387; 0.5815/0.762; p=0.00174; OR 1.764 (1.258-2.478), p=0.000683; PvsB 9.57e-30 [4.77e-29]; AvsB 2.46e-21 [1.53e-20]\nfly: 93/50; 0.694/0.685; p=0.325; OR 0.873 (0.410-1.871), p=0.723; PvsB 1.38e-06 [5.04e-06]; AvsB 4.46e-07 [1.31e-06]\nmouse: 78/45; 0.7935/0.838; p=0.696; OR 1.000 (0.431-2.368), p=1; PvsB 5.71e-04 [0.0015]; AvsB 0.0575 [0.0882]\nyeast: 37/263; 0.923/0.742; p=0.00177; OR 0.264 (0.078-0.714), p=0.0049; PvsB 0.943 [0.819]; AvsB 2.12e-15 [4.70e-14]\nSpecies M: worm 4, fly 1, mouse 0, yeast 1. Per-species OR vs B: worm P 4.236, A 2.400; fly P 2.421, A 2.775; mouse P 1.916 (1.147-3.131), A 1.916 (0.957-3.680), Fisher p 0.0109/0.0429; yeast P 0.599 (0.182-1.550), A 2.276 (1.749-2.950).\n\nANSWER: Pooled, yes: pro-longevity orthologs have lower LOEUF than anti-longevity orthologs, and both are much more constrained than background. The P<A difference comes from C. elegans genes (the largest set). It is absent for fly and mouse, and reversed for yeast, where pro-longevity orthologs (n=37) are no more constrained than background but anti-longevity orthologs are. So the direction depends on the model species, and the pooled result should not be read as a general rule.\n\nCLASS-A GENES WITH LOEUF >= 1.0 AND lof.exp >= 10: 168 of 654 (25.7%), vs P 85/389 (21.9%) and B 5,898/16,244 (36.3%). Contributing species: worm 87, yeast 61, mouse 13, fly 7.\nRESEARCH HYPOTHESES ONLY, NOT TARGETS FOR USE. LOEUF measures depletion of heterozygous LoF in gnomAD. Several listed genes cause recessive disease when both copies are lost (e.g. SURF1, NDUFS4, NDUFV1 and NDUFA10 in Leigh or complex I deficiency, ADA in SCID, APRT, COQ2 and COQ7, GPX4, SDHAF2). A high LOEUF says nothing about losing both copies or about inhibiting the gene in adults.\nSymbol and LOEUF, sorted by LOEUF:\nTPSG1 1.982; LRRN4 1.933; IBA57 1.8; APRT 1.789; PRSS33 1.776; ATP2C2 1.712; CYP2C19 1.668; SDHAF2 1.608; CYP2C9 1.607; RGS5 1.603; MRPS33 1.565; SURF1 1.559; CRYZ 1.547; NDUFA6 1.523; NDUFS4 1.519; MRPL47 1.512; ZFP36L2 1.512; CYP2C8 1.502; SMTNL2 1.498; CDKN1A 1.492; NME2 1.488; PNPO 1.481; HUS1 1.477; CERS4 1.472; PI4K2B 1.456; BIN3 1.45; ADRA1B 1.449; IMPACT 1.432; IFT57 1.425; UCKL1 1.405; TP53I3 1.402; AGPAT5 1.391; GPX4 1.385; IDNK 1.38; ELP4 1.377; MRPL19 1.373; MXD4 1.37; KYNU 1.364; RPL10L 1.361; EEF1E1 1.35; PRSS27 1.343; MRPS10 1.336; ABCG8 1.329; RHOT2 1.326; TMPRSS5 1.319; TUSC3 1.31; ARRDC4 1.309; PABPC3 1.306; RCAN3 1.306; AP3S2 1.304; AKR1E2 1.302; EIF5A2 1.301; ARRDC2 1.297; PRSS22 1.296; UQCRH 1.285; SH3YL1 1.284; DDX51 1.265; PRKACG 1.26; MRPS9 1.26; TRPV1 1.257; COQ7 1.247; MRPS30 1.243; IDO1 1.237; NAALAD2 1.231; SLC25A40 1.229; IMPA2 1.225; TCIRG1 1.222; ATP5MF 1.222; BCAT1 1.219; SLC25A39 1.217; ERO1A 1.216; CSH1 1.213; DNASE2B 1.21; SCO1 1.207; DNASE2 1.195; BCHE 1.195; ARRDC1 1.191; ADA 1.184; CDC25C 1.175; RRAS 1.175; CACNA2D4 1.175; RNASEH2A 1.164; GPR157 1.164; CYP2C18 1.162; G3BP1 1.161; RHBG 1.16; CYP2A7 1.158; FBP1 1.156; CYP2F1 1.155; TSPAN1 1.142; PAPSS2 1.141; MPDZ 1.138; EXOSC5 1.136; MAN1B1 1.134; NDUFB4 1.133; PTCD3 1.132; SGPP1 1.132; SLC7A2 1.13; HIBADH 1.128; DEGS2 1.125; ATP5MG 1.124; NDUFA10 1.12; TES 1.12; CCT6B 1.12; ATP5PF 1.118; SLC15A1 1.117; IFT52 1.116; AGTR1 1.113; CYP2R1 1.113; MRPL10 1.113; RPS6KB2 1.101; FIS1 1.1; MRPL2 1.1; FBP2 1.099; WARS2 1.098; CSH2 1.093; TARS3 1.092; IDH3A 1.09; CORO7 1.089; NDUFV1 1.086; MRPL49 1.085; MEIS3 1.084; MRPL50 1.083; DYM 1.081; RARS1 1.079; AP1S1 1.078; SLC25A30 1.078; SHMT1 1.077; SLC7A4 1.075; EXOSC3 1.072; HSPA1L 1.071; PPAN 1.069; VEPH1 1.068; SPTLC1 1.068; CYP2J2 1.061; TULP3 1.059; TSPYL1 1.056; DGAT1 1.055; RPL26L1 1.054; SLC25A20 1.052; DEGS1 1.051; TTC19 1.049; RNF185 1.049; SUPT4H1 1.048; MRPL12 1.048; SLC13A1 1.047; CYP2B6 1.044; GCAT 1.044; EIF3K 1.041; SYNJ2BP 1.04; BCAT2 1.038; IDH3B 1.037; ZFP36 1.036; AMPD1 1.036; COQ2 1.032; G3BP2 1.031; NET1 1.031; MTBP 1.028; IFT88 1.023; STAM2 1.02; RPIA 1.019; TALDO1 1.015; INSRR 1.013; WDR5B 1.01; KIF17 1.008; HTR2B 1.004; SLC12A3 1.004; SGK2 1.001; \n\nSELF-CHECKS:\n- Independent reimplementation (csv module only, no pandas) gave exactly P 389 genes, median 0.671, 173 <0.6; A 655 genes, 654 with LOEUF, median 0.768, 237 <0.6; M 32, median 0.738; B 16,397 genes, 16,244 with LOEUF, median 0.976, 3,361 <0.6; classed human genes P 409 / A 708 / M 35.\n- Ten mapping rows drawn with pandas sample(n=10, random_state=20260929) from the mapping table (index reset, sorted by GenAge ID then HGNC ID) checked by grep/awk against the raw files, 10/10 agree: MSW1->WARS2 (Yes/Yes; LOEUF 1.098); RGT2 no human partner (its only partners are fly and other species); tax-4->CNGA2 absent from gnomAD (X-linked; tax-4 also maps to CNGA1); dcr-1->DICER1 (0.275); tufm-1->TUFM (0.703); Htt->HTT (0.353); UBC12->UBE2M (0.272); NNK1 absent from Alliance; RGS2 (yeast)->RGS5 (Yes/Yes; human RGS2, RGS17 and RGS18 are 'No'/Yes; 1.603); ACO2 (yeast) absent from Alliance (only ACO1 present).\n\nOUTPUT SHA-256:\nmapping_table.tsv b069de1dff894f509235160dc8b2a7a688a79cb844dd4b3b6ae6ae1dbd86d127\nper_gene_table.tsv a7a328022a2c49d7f439ff1753154da384761fe572838cfd35eea736e532b8be (17,549 rows: 17,473 gnomAD genes + 76 classed genes absent from gnomAD; HGNC ID from Alliance, blank for 426 B genes that have no Alliance record)\ngroup_summary.tsv 581c937433f591266c9ca3de4990b758160d4696a2d1dcd708e776c97ce22018\ntests.tsv 6752d9b05a0ccc23a3d77f4efde5567b0baeb95760df09e14ca21c61b8a63efd\nclassA_LoF_tolerant_hypotheses.tsv ed809966f6d6596316ba8551d80621ed63c9a403dc009eb88b780b6ce9bce3ab\ngenage_row_status_counts.tsv d1b6777807c5f9f0f27e3b9de5826b74a4481e929cce396e6dfb1fa9843edb1e\nhandcheck_sample_seed20260929.tsv 51823126aa295937b7aa9f1a8793bac389edfc17c550a60241cfc6fa78677159\nCode: analysis.py 5c73dde066dfc7760abf2e5244f9648787eaf5ce4e86f21662eb2858304f0072; run.sh 2e4c30ea5164d7c793e935cbcc35fdf1a14f99892015ca9ed4eb08fb5c7c924b. No public host for files: both scripts are below verbatim; save them, install the lockfile, run `sh run.sh`.\n\nPRIOR ART RE-RUN 2026-09-30: Europe PMC '(GenAge OR \"longevity genes\" OR \"anti-longevity\") AND (LOEUF OR \"gnomAD constraint\" OR pLI)', 2026-09 only: 0 hits; '(\"anti-longevity\" OR \"pro-longevity\") AND (LOEUF OR gnomAD)': 8 hits, centenarian/single-gene studies; 'GenAge AND (LOEUF OR pLI OR s_het OR \"LoF intoleran*\")': 4 hits, those already in the task's prior art. WebSearch 'GenAge anti-longevity pro-longevity human orthologs gnomAD LOEUF loss-of-function constraint': closest: eLife 83172 (LoF fitness costs in general; abstract read), 10.1371/journal.pcbi.1008429 (expression only). OpenAlex search 'anti-longevity genes human orthologs LOEUF gnomAD constraint': 1 hit (organelle heritability, 2021), off-question. Still no published answer.\n\n===== run.sh =====\n#!/bin/sh\n# One command: sh run.sh  (needs curl, shasum, unzip; python3 with requirements.txt installed; analysis.py alongside)\nset -e\nmkdir -p data && cd data\n[ -f models_genes.zip ] || curl -sSLO https://genomics.senescence.info/genes/models_genes.zip\n[ -f ORTHOLOGY-ALLIANCE_COMBINED.tsv.gz ] || curl -sSLO https://fms.alliancegenome.org/download/ORTHOLOGY-ALLIANCE_COMBINED.tsv.gz\n[ -f gnomad.v4.1.constraint_metrics.tsv ] || curl -sSLO https://storage.googleapis.com/gcp-public-data--gnomad/release/4.1/constraint/gnomad.v4.1.constraint_metrics.tsv\nshasum -a 256 -c <<SUM\n12c08f92de4cb464894bb739a1926720213c1b6850533f773d8e2baa0a437d1c  models_genes.zip\n977ad252878d25a6cf486a9054448feff0e308e83e2fe5d6e8b6ec31c45491d4  ORTHOLOGY-ALLIANCE_COMBINED.tsv.gz\n68d8abdb7fc48f570869b02dfaa74b9fecaece7fcc5f301ddca40ec1ce12da00  gnomad.v4.1.constraint_metrics.tsv\nSUM\nunzip -o -q models_genes.zip genage_models.csv\ncd .. && python3 analysis.py > out_log.txt && shasum -a 256 out/*\n\n===== analysis.py =====\n#!/usr/bin/env python3\n\"\"\"UAIN T-44: gnomAD v4.1 LOEUF of human orthologs of GenAge pro-/anti-longevity model-organism genes.\nInputs in data/: genage_models.csv (from models_genes.zip, GenAge Build 21),\nORTHOLOGY-ALLIANCE_COMBINED.tsv.gz (Alliance 9.0.0), gnomad.v4.1.constraint_metrics.tsv. Outputs in out/.\"\"\"\nimport os, numpy as np, pandas as pd\nfrom scipy.stats import mannwhitneyu, fisher_exact\nfrom scipy.stats.contingency import odds_ratio\n\nD, O = 'data', 'out'\nos.makedirs(O, exist_ok=True)\nSP = ['Caenorhabditis elegans', 'Drosophila melanogaster', 'Mus musculus', 'Saccharomyces cerevisiae']\nSPK = {'Caenorhabditis elegans': 'worm', 'Drosophila melanogaster': 'fly', 'Mus musculus': 'mouse', 'Saccharomyces cerevisiae': 'yeast'}\nrd = dict(dtype=str, keep_default_na=False)  # never turn a symbol into NaN\n\n# 1. GenAge rows in scope\ng = pd.read_csv(f'{D}/genage_models.csv', **rd)\ng = g[g.organism.isin(SP) & g['longevity influence'].isin(['Pro-Longevity', 'Anti-Longevity'])].copy()\ng['infl'] = g['longevity influence'].map({'Pro-Longevity': 'P', 'Anti-Longevity': 'A'})\n\n# 2. Alliance model->human pairs (Gene1 = model gene, Gene2 = human; flags read in that orientation)\na = pd.read_csv(f'{D}/ORTHOLOGY-ALLIANCE_COMBINED.tsv.gz', sep='\\t', comment='#', **rd)\npresent = set(zip(a.Gene1SpeciesName, a.Gene1Symbol)) | set(zip(a.Gene2SpeciesName, a.Gene2Symbol))\nmh = a[a.Gene1SpeciesName.isin(SP) & (a.Gene2SpeciesName == 'Homo sapiens')]\nrbh = mh[(mh.IsBestScore == 'Yes') & (mh.IsBestRevScore == 'Yes')]\nrbh = rbh[['Gene1SpeciesName', 'Gene1Symbol', 'Gene1ID', 'Gene2ID', 'Gene2Symbol']].rename(columns={\n    'Gene1SpeciesName': 'organism', 'Gene1Symbol': 'symbol', 'Gene1ID': 'model_id', 'Gene2ID': 'hgnc_id', 'Gene2Symbol': 'human_symbol'})\nhgnc_of = {}\nfor i, s in zip(a.Gene1ID, a.Gene1Symbol):\n    if i.startswith('HGNC:'): hgnc_of[s] = i\nfor i, s in zip(a.Gene2ID, a.Gene2Symbol):\n    if i.startswith('HGNC:'): hgnc_of[s] = i\n\n# 3. gnomAD v4.1 MANE Select rows with an ENST transcript, matched by symbol\nc = pd.read_csv(f'{D}/gnomad.v4.1.constraint_metrics.tsv', sep='\\t', **rd)\nc = c[(c.mane_select == 'true') & c.transcript.str.startswith('ENST') & ~c.gene.isin(['', 'NA'])]  # 8 rows have symbol 'NA'\nassert not c.gene.duplicated().any()\nc = c[['gene', 'gene_id', 'transcript', 'lof.oe_ci.upper', 'lof.pLI', 'lof.exp']].rename(columns={\n    'gene': 'human_symbol', 'lof.oe_ci.upper': 'LOEUF_str', 'lof.pLI': 'pLI_str', 'lof.exp': 'lof_exp_str'})\nnum = lambda s: pd.to_numeric(s.replace('NA', np.nan))\nc['LOEUF'], c['pLI'], c['lof_exp'] = num(c.LOEUF_str), num(c.pLI_str), num(c.lof_exp_str)\ngn = set(c.human_symbol)\n\n# 4. Mapping table: one row per GenAge row x human partner, or one row with the reason it did not map\nm = g.merge(rbh, on=['organism', 'symbol'], how='left')\ndef status(r):\n    if (r.organism, r.symbol) not in present: return 'symbol_absent_from_alliance_for_species'\n    if pd.isna(r.hgnc_id): return 'no_reciprocal_best_human_partner'\n    if r.human_symbol not in gn: return 'human_gene_absent_from_gnomad_mane_rows'\n    return 'mapped'\nm['status'] = m.apply(status, axis=1)\nm = m.rename(columns={'GenAge ID': 'genage_id', 'longevity influence': 'longevity_influence'})\nm['genage_id_n'] = m.genage_id.astype(int)\nm = m.sort_values(['genage_id_n', 'hgnc_id'], na_position='last').drop(columns='genage_id_n')\nmcols = ['genage_id', 'organism', 'symbol', 'entrez gene id', 'longevity_influence', 'model_id', 'hgnc_id', 'human_symbol', 'status']\nm[mcols].to_csv(f'{O}/mapping_table.tsv', sep='\\t', index=False)\n\n# per GenAge row: best outcome over its partners\nrank = {'mapped': 0, 'human_gene_absent_from_gnomad_mane_rows': 1, 'no_reciprocal_best_human_partner': 2, 'symbol_absent_from_alliance_for_species': 3}\ngs = m.assign(r=m.status.map(rank)).groupby(['genage_id', 'organism', 'longevity_influence'], as_index=False).r.min()\ngs['status'] = gs.r.map({v: k for k, v in rank.items()})\npd.crosstab([gs.organism, gs.longevity_influence], gs.status, margins=True).to_csv(f'{O}/genage_row_status_counts.tsv', sep='\\t')\n\n# 5. Classify human genes (by HGNC ID) from all their mapped model genes\ndef classify(pairs):\n    k = pairs.dropna(subset=['hgnc_id']).groupby(['hgnc_id', 'human_symbol']).agg(\n        infl=('infl', lambda x: ''.join(sorted(set(x))))).reset_index()\n    k['cls'] = k.infl.map({'P': 'P', 'A': 'A', 'AP': 'M'})\n    return k[['hgnc_id', 'human_symbol', 'cls']]\nmm = m.dropna(subset=['hgnc_id'])\ncontrib = mm.assign(t=mm.symbol + ' (' + mm.organism.map(SPK) + ', ' + mm.infl + ')').groupby('hgnc_id').t.apply(\n    lambda x: '; '.join(sorted(set(x))))\ncls_all = classify(mm)\ncls_all['contributing_model_genes'] = cls_all.hgnc_id.map(contrib)\n\n# 6. Per-human-gene table: every gnomAD MANE gene (P/A/M/B) plus P/A/M genes absent from gnomAD\nt = c.merge(cls_all, on='human_symbol', how='outer', indicator=True)\nt['cls'] = t.cls.fillna('B')\nt['in_gnomad_mane'] = t._merge != 'right_only'\nt['hgnc_id'] = t.hgnc_id.fillna(t.human_symbol.map(hgnc_of)).fillna('')\nt = t.sort_values(['cls', 'human_symbol'])\ntcols = ['hgnc_id', 'human_symbol', 'cls', 'contributing_model_genes', 'in_gnomad_mane', 'gene_id', 'transcript', 'LOEUF_str', 'pLI_str', 'lof_exp_str']\nt[tcols].rename(columns={'LOEUF_str': 'LOEUF', 'pLI_str': 'pLI', 'lof_exp_str': 'lof_exp'}).to_csv(f'{O}/per_gene_table.tsv', sep='\\t', index=False)\ntg = t[t.in_gnomad_mane]\nB = tg[tg.cls == 'B']\n\n# 7. 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