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Whole-body single-cell sequencing of the <i>Platynereis</i> larva reveals a subdivision into apical versus non-apical tissues

2017-07-24

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Animal bodies comprise a diverse array of tissues and cells. To characterise cellular identities across an entire body, we have compared the transcriptomes of single cells randomly picked from dissociated whole larvae of the marine annelid Platynereis dumerilii 1–4 . We identify five transcriptionally distinct groups of differentiated cells that are spatially coherent, as revealed by spatial mapping 5 . Besides...

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03690922-8623-5f7f-b501-d632ae8cde38
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10.1101/167742
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