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Science Studies Use Single-Cell RNA Sequencing to Study Cell States, Apply Deep Phenotyping to Pregnancy

Jan 24, 2020

A computational method for predicting cellular differentiation states using single-cell RNA sequencing (scRNAseq) data is presented in this week's Science. In the report, scientists from Stanford University and their collaborators show that the number of detectably expressed genes per cell strongly associates with cellular differentiation status.

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