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The Polycystic Kidney Disease Cyst Transcriptome Defined by Integrating Spatial, Single Nuclear, and Bulk Transcriptomics.

Sep 2026 · Kidney360 · 0 citations
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Spatial transcriptomics morphologically and transcriptionally characterizes the polycystic kidney disease transcriptome and may provide clinically-relevant disease associations that inform mechanistic studies in animal and organoid models.

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