AnchorR: A QuPath and R interface for collaborative exploration of spatial transcriptomics and histology
Single-cell spatial transcriptomics can connect molecular cell states with tissue morphology, but this promise depends on accurate registration to histopathology. In serial sections, however, tissue borders often differ because of sectioning artifacts, staining variability, and field-of-view acquisition, limiting conventional area-based registration. We developed AnchorR, an expert-guided…
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