Research use only. OSAConsensus is an integrated reanalysis resource for public obstructive sleep apnoea (OSA) and chronic intermittent hypoxia (CIH) transcriptomic data. Despite the name, it is not a clinical consensus statement or practice guideline and provides no diagnosis or treatment advice. Every program set carries its evidence-tier label; sets that failed cross-cohort or held-out validation are labelled as such next to the data.
CPAP reversal & animal recovery arms
Human CPAP reversal (program scores, pre vs post / stage) beside the only two animal recovery arms. The two sides are asymmetric by design — different metrics and denominators — and are shown for direction and return-proportion only; cross-side proportion comparison is not permitted (Step 6 ruling). Headline: consistent reversal exists only inside GSE283703 (long CPAP); pooled across designs, P283 reversal is not significant (gene-set permutation p = 0.149) — “CPAP generally reverses the program” is not supported.