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Translating Histopathology Foundation Model Embeddings into Cellular and Molecular Features for Clinical Studies

2026-03-19

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AI-powered pathology foundation models provide general-purpose representations of histopathological images by encoding image tiles into numerical embeddings. However, these embeddings are not directly interpretable in biological or clinical terms and must be translated into biologically meaningful features, such as cell-type composition or gene expression, to enable downstream clinical applications. To bridge this...

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Literature Corpus work: e9bb7b53-7e40-5a71-827a-21f8b1fe6964
DOI: 10.64898/2026.03.17.711896

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