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Comprehensive identification, isolation, and culture of human breast cell types

2022-09-21

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Tissues are formed and shaped by cells of many different types and are orchestrated through countless interactions among the cells—and the myriad of molecules they synthesize. Deciphering a tissue’s biological complexity thus requires studying it at cell-level resolution, where molecular and biochemical features of different cell types can be explored and thoroughly dissected. Unfortunately, the lack of comprehens...

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DOI: 10.1101/2022.09.20.508726

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