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Decoding Multicellular Communication Motifs from Spatial Transcriptomics with ALARMIST

2026-05-26

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Cellular organization is driven by recurrent, coordinated interactions between multiple cell types, each sending and receiving multiple signals. Existing computational methods for spatial profiling data consider only individual ligand–receptor interactions and fail to capture the higher-order interactions governing the tissue microenvironment. To address this gap, we developed ALARMIST (Assessment of Ligand And Re...

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7331b245-24eb-5e95-af09-4a8564bb3ec5
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10.64898/2026.05.21.726986
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