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Spatial transcriptomics in action: a case study from human reproductive development

2026-04-10

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In this webinar, we will present a study published in December 2025, where spatial transcriptomics, single-cell RNA-seq, and chromatin accessibility data were combined to build a multi-omic, spatiotemporal atlas of the developing human reproductive tract. We will highlight how spatial methods (including in situ sequencing and Visium) were integrated with single-cell data to refine cell-type definitions, resolve ti...

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3293806c-2c0d-5937-82db-9c4c4d49f700
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10.6019/tol.st-reproductive-development-w.2026.00001.1
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