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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Atlasing"”.
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Multiomic Atlasing of Human Mesenchyme Development
Development of human connective tissue, termed ‘mesenchyme’, is a dispersed process in utero involving a diversity of cell lineages across organ systems. Diseases of these cell lineages, including fibroblasts and cartilage, affect numerous organ systems throughout human lifespan, manifesting as …
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Single-cell atlasing of the human tissues across the lifespan
… I start with a brief introduction to single-cell atlasing, the huge variety of spatial transcriptomics and proteomic technologies, focusing on Visium and IBEX. Next, I provide an overview of the prenatal and postnatal periods of development, followed by a more in depth discussion on causes of …
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Diffusion Tensor Imaging Biomarkers of Brain Development and Disease
… imaging has emerged as a powerful tool for brain atlasing; however, its utility is hindered by image resolution and signal limitations. These limitations can be overcome by imaging fixed ex-vivo specimens stained with MRI contrast agents, a technique known as diffusion tensor magnetic resonance …
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The scientific and sociocultural value of citizen science
… employs an innovative grassroots approach to atlasing and hosts an enthusiastic and growing community of citizen science participants. In addition to impressive datasets, 'atlasers' in South Africa and Nigeria are a wealth of information regarding the personal- and community-level values …
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Tissue-resident immunity in the human kidney
… single-cell genomics methods has permitted the atlasing of human organs in unprecedented molecular detail. These techniques permit the unbiased characterisation of cell types and cell states, the prediction of functional programmes, and the mapping of intercellular interaction networks …
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Atlas driven low-rank reconstruction of dynamic speech magnetic resonance imaging
Submission published under a 24 month embargo labeled 'U of I Access', the embargo will last until 2025-08-01