Single-Cell Transcriptomics
Our group was one of the first to sequence DNA and RNA from human brain cells. Importantly, these Jackson Pollock-like transcriptomic displays, which reflect enormous single-cell transcriptome diversity in the brain, are entirely consistent with the existence of underlying somatic genomic mosaicism (GM), e.g., (Lee at al., Nature 2018).
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