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Spatially-resolved integration of microglia morphological diversity and gene expression using Visium with protein co-detection

2026-06-09

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Microglia exhibit a dynamic range of morphologies that actively shift in response to local environmental cues. There has been a concerted effort as a field to move away from dualistic characterization of all microglia as ‘resting’ or ‘activated’, which is often described in terms of their morphological differences alone, towards more integrated definitions of microglial ‘states’ based on multiple data types. Recen...

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3745b6c0-7a0c-51a7-8453-251727d2579a
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10.64898/2026.06.05.730425
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