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Variation among intact tissue samples reveals the core transcriptional features of human CNS cell classes

2018-02-14

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It is widely assumed that cells must be physically isolated to study their molecular profiles. However, intact tissue samples naturally exhibit variation in cellular composition, which drives covariation of cell-class-specific molecular features. By analyzing transcriptional covariation in 7221 intact CNS samples from 840 individuals representing billions of cells, we reveal the core transcriptional identities of...

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1d9203ea-f4a9-5b61-8154-5bdbd93536f0
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10.1101/265397
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