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Language as the Interface: Foundation-Model Contrastive Learning Links Transcriptomes and Electrophysiology
Integrating transcriptomic and electrophysiological data is essential for building multimodal foundation models for neuroscience. Patch-seq provides paired measurements of gene expression and intrinsic electrophysiology from the same neuron, establishing a basis for training cross-modal models. Here
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