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Streamlining Spatial Transcriptomics for Human Kidney Tissue

2025-09-07

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Single-cell spatial technologies have emerged in recent years, enabling tissue architecture and organization characterization at unprecedented resolution. However, computational analysis of spatial transcriptomics data is often a bottleneck for scientific discoveries in the absence of a dedicated bioinformatician. Here, we describes a workflow to annotate cell types from a dataset generated using NanoString’s CosM...

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Literature Corpus work: 2508b99d-d5be-56b3-a707-bb4ddd41c53e
DOI: 10.1101/2025.09.02.673834

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