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CSLAN: Cross-Species Latent Alignment Network for Trauma-Related Cell-Type Classification

2025-06-12

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Understanding cellular identity and function across species is fundamental to deciphering conserved biological principles and translating insights from model organisms to human health. However, integrating single-cell transcriptomic data, particularly from resource-limited human studies, with comprehensive datasets from model organisms like mice remains a significant challenge due to evolutionary divergence and te...

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6e3efaf6-d7d8-5102-bf76-c9fb90fd442d
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10.1101/2025.06.09.655966
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