Mapping the marmoset's deep-brain cell diversity and building a tool to integrate data across species
Researchers have built a high-resolution brain-cell atlas that could do for neuroscience what the Human Genome Project did for genetics. By charting over 25 million individual brain cells across humans, macaques and marmosets, a team of neuroscientists, computational biologists and software engineers across 55 institutions, including Princeton, produced a cellular roadmap of the basal ganglia, a…
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