Lineage tracing in the gut with scRNA-Seq

December 5, 2017 Leave a comment 4,259 Views

Scientists are finding that they can understand organ function (and dysfunction in the case of disease) better if they know where the cells that make up these organs came from. New single-cell technologies allow all cell states within a differentiating ...

Researchers produce the first draft cell atlas of the small intestine

November 9, 2017 Leave a comment 6,539 Views

The lining or epithelium of the gut is one of the body’s most diverse and dynamic tissues, an ecosystem of cells that acts as one of the body’s main interfaces with the outside world. To better understand this complex tissues ...

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Lineage tracing in the gut with scRNA-Seq

Researchers produce the first draft cell atlas of the small intestine

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