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MIMYR: Generative modeling of missing tissue in spatial transcriptomics

2025-11-27

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Spatial transcriptomics enables the study of how gene expression is organized across tissues, revealing how cells interact within their native microenvironments in health and disease. However, tissue damage during sectioning and the allocation of intermediate slices to other assays often result in regions or entire planes missing from the data, limiting downstream analysis. Here, we introduce MIMYR, a generative f...

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1f275e01-70c3-57a5-a2a9-8fcd9aad4488
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10.1101/2025.11.24.690239
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