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Sergio Marco Salas, Louis B. Kuemmerle, Christoffer Mattsson-Langseth, Sebastian Tismeyer + 15 more
'Sebastian Tismeyer' 'Christophe Avenel' 'Taobo Hu' 'Habib Rehman' 'Marco Grillo' 'Paulo Czarnewski' 'Saga Helgadottir' 'Katarina Tiklova' 'Axel Andersson' 'Nima Rafati' 'Maria Chatzinikolaou' 'Fabian J. Theis' 'Malte D. Luecken' 'Carolina Wählby' 'Naveed Ishaque' 'Mats Nilsson'] The Xenium In Situ platform is a new…
Hanqiu Zhao, Xiaokuang Ma, Peng Chen, Bin Liu + 8 more
'John Zhang' 'Ankit A. Desai' 'Andrea L. Frump' 'Olga Rafikova' 'Michael B. Fallon' 'Shenfeng Qiu' 'Zhiyu Dai'] Spatial transcriptomics technologies have emerged as powerful tools for understanding cellular identity and function within the natural spatial context of tissues. Traditional transcriptomics techniques, such…
Mariia Bilous, Daria Buszta, Jonathan Bac, Senbai Kang + 8 more
Spatial transcriptomics enables high-resolution gene expression mapping in intact tissues. Xenium is widely adopted for its reliability, accessibility and data quality, yet the properties and limitations of Xenium-derived data remain poorly characterized. Here we present one of the most comprehensive Xenium datasets so…
Md Ishtyaq Mahmud, Veena Kochat, Suresh Satpati, Jagan Mohan Reddy Dwarampudi + 3 more
High-resolution spatial transcriptomics platforms, such as Xenium, generate single-cell images that capture both molecular and spatial context, but their extremely high dimensionality poses major challenges for representation learning and clustering. In this study, we analyze data from the Xenium platform, which…
Da Hyun Kang, Yoonjoo Kim, Ji Hyeon Lee, Hyeong Seok Kang + 2 more
Title: Simple Summary Spatial transcriptomics (ST) is an innovative technology that maps gene expression while preserving tissue structure, offering new perspectives on disease mechanisms in the lung. This review explores how ST has advanced our understanding of lung cancer and other pulmonary diseases. In lung cancer…
Hyun Ju Lim, Ye Wang, Anton Buzdin, Xinmin Li
Spatial transcriptomics technology enables the mapping of gene expression within tissues, allowing researchers to visualize the spatial distribution of RNA molecules and gain insights into cellular organization, interactions, and functions in their native environments. A variety of spatial technologies are now…
Anthony Baptista, Rosamond Nuamah, Ciro Chiappini, Anita Grigoriadis
Spatial transcriptomics (ST) has revolutionised transcriptomics analysis by preserving tissue architecture, allowing researchers to study gene expression in its native spatial context. However, despite its potential, ST still faces significant technical challenges. Two major issues include: (1) the integration of raw…
Yiyang Zhang, Bokai Zhao, Xiaoru Zhang, Zongchang Du + 2 more
Single-cell-resolution spatial transcriptomics profiles gene expression at cellular locations in native tissues, yet accurate cell-type annotation remains challenging: imaging-based platforms are constrained by targeted gene panels, whereas sequencing-based platforms often suffer from sparse molecular capture and…
Esra Busra Isik, Yusuf Hakan Usta, Haozhe Liu, Maryam Riazi + 4 more
Recent developments in spatial omics technologies have enabled the generation of high dimensional molecular data, such as transcriptomes, proteomes, and epigenomes, within their spatial tissue context, either through cocprofiling on the same slice or through serial tissue sections. These datasets, which are often…
Yiming Li, Cenfu Wei, Wenjing Yang, Hai Wang + 16 more
Using over 100 intestinal tissue sections from non-diseased controls and patients with ulcerative colitis or Crohn’s disease across multiple inflammatory bowel disease consortia, we construct a spatially resolved atlas containing over three million cells and systematically evaluate two imaging-based spatial…
Hongyu Zheng, Hirak Sarkar, Benjamin J. Raphael
Spatially resolved transcriptomics (SRT) technologies measure gene expression across thousands of spatial locations within a tissue slice. Multiple SRT technologies are currently available and others are in active development, with each technology having varying spatial resolution (subcellular, single-cell, or…
Yuhang Yang, Yonggan Bu, Shengyuan Zhou, Yiming Luo + 1 more
Spatial Transcriptomics (ST) measures gene expression while preserving spatial context, but its high cost and low throughput leave public datasets small. Inferring expression directly from widely available Hematoxylin and Eosin (H&E) stained histology offers a cost-effective alternative. However, existing approaches…
Bencong Zhu, Guanyu Hu, Yang Xie, Lin Xu + 2 more
Department of Statistics, The Chinese University of Hong Kong Guanyu Hu Department of Biostatistics and Data Science and Center for Spatial Temporal Modeling for Applications in Population Sciences, The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston Yang Xie Peter O'Donnell Jr. School of Public Health, The…