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Histologically resolved spatial multi-omics of human oral squamous cell carcinoma

2017-03-28

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Both the composition of cell types and their spatial distribution in a tissue play a critical role in cellular function, organ development, and disease progression. For example, intratumor heterogeneity and the distribution of transcriptional and genetic events in single cells drive the genesis and development of cancer. However, it can be challenging to fully characterize the molecular profile of cells in a tissu...

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10.1101/121616
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