Biotechnology, Genomics, Human, Genome, DNA, Human genome
Publication of the ‘Google Maps’ of human cells is a milestone. A pioneer of the project explains why
On Thursday, an international collaborative effort called the Human Cell Atlas reported a major feat: the creation of detailed maps of more than a million cells across 33 organs.
Publication of the ‘Google Maps’ of human cells is a milestone. A pioneer of the project explains why
On Thursday, an international collaborative effort called the Human Cell Atlas reported a major feat: the creation of detailed maps of more than a million cells across 33 organs.
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