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Characterising processing conditions that artifactually bias human brain tissue transcriptomes

2024-10-23

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<title>Abstract</title> <p> Autopsy-derived brain tissue analysis is vital for exploring the complex landscape of neurobiology in health and disease but processing conditions during <italic>post-mortem</italic> handling can lead to significant technical artifacts affecting data interpretation. Here, we define brain transcriptomic signatures from healthy adult human brain tissue that was snap frozen in under 1...

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994db3aa-8e09-5436-ba6d-211c37307a25
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-5284501/v1
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