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Accessing single cell transcriptome data with the Human Cell Atlas Data Portal

2023-12-15

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The Human Cell Atlas is an ambitious project that aims to map the transcriptome of all the cell types in the human body. This effort relies on single cell data generated from hundreds of labs across the globe, which will be combined together into one comprehensive reference atlas. The Data Portal helps to coordinate the data produced and standardise the format of data and metadata, to reduce the burden of the inte...

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Literature Corpus work: 6ccf75c0-1313-5577-8849-b4cd67a909b7
DOI: 10.6019/tol.humancellatlas-w.2023.00001.1

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