New preprint maps human embryonic patterning in early organogenesis at spatial single-cell resolution
anshulkundaje · x · 2026-11-11
A new preprint from LLizhong's team maps human embryonic patterning during early organogenesis. The key argument: spatial single-cell resolution is essential to distinguish transcriptionally similar progenitors in the early embryo. Presented as a thread with the preprint linked.
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