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DNA microscopy: optics-free spatio-genetic imaging by a stand-alone chemical reaction

Weinstein et al., 2019

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14588141694821702287
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Weinstein J
Regev A
Zhang F
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Cell

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Analyzing the spatial organization of molecules in cells and tissues is a cornerstone of biological research and clinical practice. However, despite enormous progress in molecular profiling of cellular constituents, spatially mapping them remains a disjointed and …
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