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All 45 benchmark tasks (types A/B/C/D/E/H), each with a real generated answer, abstention decision, and claim-level citation grading. Click any task ID for full detail — gold documents, retrieved documents, and every generated claim.

TaskTypeQuestionAbstainedOutcomeClaims (S/C/U)
A-001AWhat is the characteristic clinical phenotype of fibrodysplasia ossificans progressiva?NoCorrect4/0/0
A-002AWhat are the defining neuroradiologic and clinical features of Alexander disease?NoCorrect6/0/0
A-003AWhat clinical and physical signs characterize alkaptonuria (ochronosis)?NoCorrect8/0/0
A-004AWhat organ systems and clinical signs are affected in classic Fabry disease?NoCorrect1/4/0
A-005AWhat are the core motor, psychiatric, and cognitive symptoms of Huntington disease?NoCorrect2/0/0
B-001BWhich gene is associated with fibrodysplasia ossificans progressiva, and what is the nature of the pathogenic variant?NoCorrect2/0/0
B-002BWhich gene is mutated in Alexander disease?NoCorrect1/0/0
B-003BWhich gene and enzyme deficiency cause alkaptonuria?NoCorrect1/1/0
B-004BWhich gene is deficient in Fabry disease and what is the resulting enzyme?NoCorrect2/0/0
B-005BWhat genetic mutation causes Huntington disease and what is its molecular nature?NoCorrect3/0/0
C-001CWhat disease is caused by pathogenic variants in GFAP?NoCorrect1/0/0
C-002CWhat disease results from activating mutations in ACVR1 (ALK2)?NoCorrect1/0/0
D-001DBy what molecular mechanism does the ACVR1 mutation in fibrodysplasia ossificans progressiva lead to heterotopic ossification?NoCorrect3/0/0
D-002DWhat is the proposed cellular mechanism linking GFAP mutation to astrocyte dysfunction in Alexander disease?NoCorrect4/0/0
D-003DWhat is the biochemical mechanism by which HGD deficiency produces the ochronotic pigment seen in alkaptonuria?NoCorrect3/0/0
D-004DBy what mechanism does alpha-galactosidase A deficiency lead to multisystem damage in Fabry disease?NoCorrect3/0/0
D-005DHow does CAG repeat expansion in the HTT gene lead to neurodegeneration in Huntington disease?NoCorrect5/0/0
E-001EHow is fibrodysplasia ossificans progressiva distinguished from myositis ossificans, given that literature and nomenclature for the two overlap?YesIncorrect0/0/0
H-001HWhat is the FDA-approved dosing regimen for palovarotene in the treatment of fibrodysplasia ossificans progressiva?YesCorrect0/0/0
H-002HDoes avalglucosidase alfa show superior efficacy over alglucosidase alfa in Pompe disease based on head-to-head trial evidence?NoIncorrect1/0/0
H-003HWhat clinical trial evidence exists for migalastat as a pharmacological chaperone therapy for Fabry disease?NoIncorrect2/0/0
H-004HWhat clinical trial evidence exists for the antisense oligonucleotide zilganersen in Alexander disease?NoIncorrect1/0/0
H-005HIs there CRISPR-based gene-editing evidence for treating alkaptonuria in the indexed corpus?YesCorrect0/0/0
A-006AWhat is the characteristic clinical phenotype of osteogenesis imperfecta?NoCorrect5/0/0
A-007AWhat is the characteristic clinical presentation and course of Rett syndrome?NoCorrect5/0/0
A-008AWhat are the core clinical features of Angelman syndrome?NoCorrect6/0/4
A-009AWhat is the clinical presentation of infantile Krabbe disease?NoCorrect4/0/0
A-010AWhat are the distinctive clinical features of cri-du-chat syndrome?NoCorrect9/0/0
B-006BWhich gene is primarily responsible for osteogenesis imperfecta, and what protein does it encode?YesIncorrect0/0/0
B-007BWhich gene is most commonly mutated in Rett syndrome?NoCorrect2/0/0
B-008BWhich gene's loss of function causes Angelman syndrome, and what is notable about its inheritance pattern?NoCorrect2/0/0
B-009BWhich gene is deficient in Krabbe disease and what enzyme does it encode?NoCorrect2/0/0
B-010BWhich gene is mutated in Menkes disease and what is its normal function?NoCorrect2/0/0
C-003CWhat disease results from loss of function of the maternal UBE3A allele?NoCorrect1/0/0
C-004CWhat disease is caused by mutations in the copper-transporting ATPase gene ATP7A?NoCorrect1/0/0
D-006DBy what mechanism do type I collagen gene mutations lead to the bone fragility seen in osteogenesis imperfecta?NoCorrect4/0/0
D-007DWhat is the proposed molecular mechanism by which MECP2 dysfunction causes the neurological features of Rett syndrome?NoCorrect3/0/0
D-008DWhy does Angelman syndrome result specifically from loss of the MATERNAL UBE3A allele rather than either parental copy?NoCorrect1/2/0
D-009DBy what biochemical mechanism does GALC deficiency lead to demyelination in Krabbe disease?NoCorrect3/0/0
D-010DHow does ATP7A dysfunction lead to the neurodegeneration and connective tissue abnormalities seen in Menkes disease?NoCorrect4/0/0
H-006HWhat clinical trial evidence exists for setrusumab as a treatment for osteogenesis imperfecta?YesCorrect0/0/0
H-007HWhat clinical trial evidence exists for gaboxadol (OV101) in Angelman syndrome?YesCorrect0/0/0
H-008HWhat is the evidence for trofinetide as a treatment for Rett syndrome?YesCorrect0/0/0
H-009HWhat clinical trial evidence exists for atidarsagene autotemcel (Lenmeldy) gene therapy in metachromatic leukodystrophy?NoIncorrect2/1/0
H-010HWhat evidence exists for the investigational gene therapy PBGM01 in Krabbe disease?NoIncorrect2/1/0

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