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How Do We Visualize Space in Molecular Biology? A Study of Spatial Transcriptomics Visualization Practices
A cell's identity depends on where it sits in tissue: for example, a macrophage behaves differently in a tumor core than at its edge. Spatial transcriptomics has transformed how we study this by recovering that lost coordinate, but it does so by producing data that is simultaneously high-dimensional
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