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Multiscale transcriptomic organization of the human brain with DigitalBrain

2026-04-16

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The human brain varies across anatomical regions, cell types, development, aging and disease states, yet existing single-cell transcriptomic resources remain fragmented and difficult to integrate into a unified biological model. Here we present DigitalBrain, a human brain-specific atlas and foundation-model framework for organizing diverse and fragmented human brain transcriptomic data across scales. We first buil...

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10.64898/2026.04.14.718492
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