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A cellular and transcriptomic dissection of the human breast for studying mechanisms of cell and tissue function

2022-10-27

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A fundamental question in biology, central to our understanding of cancer and other pathologies, is determining how different cell types coordinate to form and maintain tissues. Recognizing the distinct features and capabilities of the cells that compose these tissues is critical. Unfortunately, the complexity of tissues often hinders our ability to distinguish between neighboring cell types and, in turn, scrutini...

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Literature Corpus work: 0afa60cf-4ce9-56fc-bd76-a057e400aeeb
DOI: 10.1101/2022.10.25.513729

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