Looking for Loners – A new algorithm opens doors for detecting rare cell types in mRNA sequencing

December 2, 2015 Leave a comment 2,743 Views

From The Scientist By Karen Zusi The Paper Individuality The advent of mRNA sequencing for individual cells has given scientists unprecedented insight into the diversity of cell populations once thought to be uniform. But finding an analysis sensitive enough to ...

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