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Expansion Sequencing Improves on Church Lab's In Situ Transcriptomics Method

Feb 01, 2021
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Andrew P. Han
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NEW YORK – Researchers from the Broad Institute, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and Harvard University have improved an in situ RNA sequencing method to provide higher resolution and enable both targeted and untargeted studies.

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