From tens of millions to 100 billion: the next leap for cell atlas efforts
EricTopol · x · 2026-10-13
Eric Topol highlights a Nature Biotechnology retrospective, "Ten years, tens of millions of cells," marking a decade of cell atlas growth — and points to the next frontier: scaling to 100 billion cells.
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