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Quantitative Imaging and Characterization of Ganglioside Diversity in Mouse and Human Brain Tissues

2026-05-24

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Our understanding of how ganglioside species are spatially and quantitatively distributed within regions in mammalian remains limited. Studies are typically translated from rodents, assuming that gangliosides species contents within brain regions reflect the human condition. Herein, we provide a rich spatial ganglioside brain atlas describing the content, compositional differences, and concentrations of 48 ganglio...

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595a2d74-34e1-55aa-a64c-fa9721965b24
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10.64898/2026.05.20.726404
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