Spatial Map of Eight Million Human Brain Cells Reveals Complex Neural Communities
Researchers have mapped approximately eight million cells across the human basal ganglia to identify sixty distinct cell types and their ...
Researchers have mapped approximately eight million cells across the human basal ganglia to identify sixty distinct cell types and their ...
A scientific review shows how integrating super-resolution imaging and single-cell omics establishes a dynamic, spatially resolved paradigm across developmental biology ...
A new spatial imaging technique called Epi-PHR maps combinations of epigenetic marks at high genomic resolution while preserving the three-dimensional ...
The ATLAS method imputes spatial single-cell maps of mouse brains and uncovers cell-type and regional composition differences between sexes and ...
A benchmarked computational framework called BayesPrism-DWLS infers cell-type proportions and cell-type-specific gene expression from bulk RNA-seq and spatial transcriptomics data ...
A Nature Methods benchmark of 11 segmentation methods across 15 spatial transcriptomics datasets shows that algorithm and platform choices substantially ...
A new deep-learning method called VIMA converts tissue patches into numerical fingerprints and uses rigorous statistics to uncover disease-associated spatial ...
A new computational framework called CellART unifies cell segmentation and cell-type annotation across high-resolution spatial transcriptomics platforms, revealing single-cell detail ...
Researchers in Japan and Italy have developed Domain Elastic Transform, a training-free computational method that aligns spatial transcriptomics maps using ...
A lentiviral barcoding and spatial transcriptomics study has produced a whole-forebrain atlas of clonal lineage relationships in the newborn mouse, ...
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