Querying functional and structural niches on spatial transcriptomics data

arXiv — cs.LGMonday, November 3, 2025 at 5:00:00 AM
Recent research on spatial transcriptomics has shed light on how cells in multicellular organisms work together to create functional and structural niches. This study highlights the importance of spatial niches in both healthy and diseased states, suggesting that there are universal principles of tissue organization that are reflected in conserved niche patterns. Understanding these dynamics is crucial for advancing our knowledge of biological processes and could have implications for medical research.
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