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Subcellular Region Morphology Reflects Cellular Identity

2024-08-14

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In multicellular organisms, various cells perform distinct physiological and structural roles. Traditionally, cell identity has been defined through morphological features and molecular markers, but these methods have limitations. Our study explores the potential of subcellular morphology to define cellular identity and predict molecular differences. We developed workflows to identify subcellular regions in differ...

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70008c4d-b881-5586-b49c-eeb8804a4e51
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10.1101/2024.08.14.607889
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