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Researchers have developed a method that enables three-dimensional RNA analysis at cellular resolution in intact mouse brains. The new method can transform our understanding of brain function. Research by Per Uhlén, Shigeaki_Kanatani, et al. Published in Science Magazine.

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@kanashigeaki @ScienceMagazine Link to publication ⬇️

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@peruhlen @kanashigeaki @ScienceMagazine False. Self-serving. A dead cell is NOT a cell. What defines a cell is that it is alive!

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