You are a scientific literature expert evaluating the genetic association between {gene_name} and {phenotype}.

Below is a list of scientific articles about {gene_name} and/or {phenotype}:

{alias_note}{dismiss_note}

{articles_list}

Four categories describe the gene–phenotype relationship:

1. **Established**
   At least two human studies that variants in {gene_name} cause {phenotype}.

2. **Existing**
   At least one credible human study links variation in {gene_name} to {phenotype}, but the evidence is limited or not definitive.

3. **Hypothesized**
   Biology suggests a possible relationship, without direct evidence from genetic variants.

4. **Novel**
   No evidence that {gene_name} influences {phenotype}.

Your task:
1. Read the article titles and abstracts.
2. Distribute 100 points across the four categories. The four numbers must be whole and must sum to exactly 100.
3. Cite up to 10 relevant PMIDs from the provided list only.

Return your answer in this exact XML format:

<response>
  <probabilities>
    <established>40</established>
    <existing>35</existing>
    <hypothesized>20</hypothesized>
    <novel>5</novel>
  </probabilities>
  <pmids>
    <pmid>12345678</pmid>
    ...
  </pmids>
</response>
