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Constructing and Visualizing Cancer Genomic Maps in 3D Spatial Context by Phenotype-based High-throughput Laser-aided Isolation and Sequencing (PHLI-seq)

2018-03-07

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A spatially resolved analysis of the heterogeneous cancer genome, in which the data are connected to the three-dimensional space of a tumour, is crucial to understand cancer biology and the clinical impact of cancer heterogeneity on patients. However, despite recent progress in spatially resolved transcriptomics, spatial mapping of genomic data in a high-throughput and high-resolution manner has been challenging d...

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053a820c-896e-574d-b18a-0d00b16c78f7
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10.1101/278010
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