Reduction of Gene Expression Variability from Single Cells to Populations follows Simple Statistical Laws

January 6, 2015 Leave a comment 4,598 Views

Recent studies on single cells and population transcriptomics have revealed striking differences in global gene expression distributions. Single cells display highly variable expressions between cells, while cell populations present deterministic global patterns. The mechanisms governing the reduction of transcriptome-wide variability ...

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