Spatially resolved transcriptomic technologies continue to enhance understanding of development and disease through a feedback loop involving academia and industry.
21 July 2026
Spatially resolved transcriptomic technologies continue to enhance understanding of development and disease through a feedback loop involving academia and industry.
By
Jean Fan0
Jean Fan
Spatial maps of gene expression in whole human embryos across several weeks of early development offer insights into the…
Virtual Tissues (VirTues), a foundation model for spatial proteomics that captures tissue organization across scales, supports…
A spatially resolved map of the human proteome across a variety of healthy tissues and cancers provides wide-ranging insights in…
Engineers and healthcare scientists from the University of Oxford (UK) and the University of Cape Town (South Africa) have come…
As the Human Cell Atlas project marks its 10th anniversary, a leader's ties to a major single-cell RNA sequencing company raise…
A spatiotemporal transcriptome atlas of whole-human embryos after gastrulation and previously transcriptionally undescribed…
