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An Optimized Method to Isolate Female Mouse Urethral Epithelium for Single-Cell and Immunofluorescence Analysis
The urethra, lined by epithelial cells, serves as the conduit for urine outflow from the body. The epithelial lining of the urethra comprises distinct cell types with gene signatures indicative of roles in antimicrobial and immune defense. Resident macrophages embedded in the urethral epithelial lay
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