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Profiling the dynamics of the active transcriptome in the juvenile and adult brain using spatial transcriptomics
The human brain is made up of a collection of distinct cell types that play specialized roles in maintaining proper brain function. The process of maturation of this complex organ can be assessed by examining the dynamics of gene expression within the various cell types. Previous studies have used s...
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Department of Human Biology
2024
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