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Modeling patient tissues at molecular resolution with Eva

2025-12-12

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Tissue structure is essential to function and homeostasis in all organs, and disruptions to structure usually indicate disease. Modeling relationships between structural, molecular, and clinical aspects of tissues could advance new diagnostics and treatment strategies. Although profiling techniques like spatial proteomics can capture these relationships, the data remain challenging to extract insight from. Here, w...

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Literature Corpus work: c2fc0cbe-116d-5071-be7a-d81c0089aa47
DOI: 10.64898/2025.12.10.693553

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