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Charting the Spatial Transcriptome of the Human Cerebral Cortex at Single-Cell Resolution

2024-01-31

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In our pursuit of creating a comprehensive human cortical atlas to understand human intelligence, we examined the single-nuclei transcriptomes of 307,738 cells alongside spatial transcriptomics data from 46,948 VISIUM spots and 1,355,582 Stereo cells. Atlases reveal distinct expression patterns and spatial arrangements of cortical neural cell types. Glutamatergic neurons exhibit precise laminar patterns, often mir...

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10.1101/2024.01.31.576150
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