Spatial Multiomic Landscape of the Human Placenta at Molecular Resolution

A New Chapter in the Molecular Understanding of the Human Placenta: Breakthroughs in Spatial Multiomics Background and Research Questions The placenta is the first fetal organ to develop during human pregnancy and plays a critical role in ensuring successful gestation and healthy fetal development. Despite its importance, our understanding of the m...

Gene-Level Alignment of Single-Cell Trajectories

Gene-level Single-cell Trajectory Alignment: A New Method Based on Dynamic Programming The advent of single-cell RNA sequencing (scRNA-seq) technology has dramatically advanced biological research, enabling scientists to observe dynamic changes at the single-cell level over time and space. However, comparing such dynamics across samples or conditio...

Single-cell and spatially resolved interactomics of tooth-associated keratinocytes in periodontitis

Single-Cell and Spatially Resolved Interactomics of Tooth-Associated Keratinocytes: Exploring the Role of Structural Immunity in Periodontitis Background Periodontitis is a chronic inflammatory disease that affects the periodontal tissues and impacts billions of people globally, potentially resulting in tooth loss. It is primarily caused by polybac...

Super-Resolution Imaging of Fast Morphological Dynamics of Neurons in Behaving Animals

Super-Resolution Imaging Reveals New Advances in Neural Morphodynamics in Mouse Brains: Dynamic Observations in Head-Fixed Awake Animals Background In the field of neuroscience, understanding the morphological changes and functional dynamics of neurons is key to deciphering how the brain processes information and sustains network plasticity. Despit...

An Organotypic Atlas of Human Vascular Cells

Decoding the Human Vascular System: A Comprehensive Multi-organ Single-cell Transcriptomic Study Reveals Vascular Cell Diversity Background Overview The human vascular system is a core component for sustaining life, comprising endothelial cells (ECs) and mural cells that span across all organ systems. Its functions extend beyond merely delivering b...

A Temporal Cortex Cell Atlas Highlights Gene Expression Dynamics During Human Brain Maturation

Gene Expression Dynamics During Human Brain Maturation: A Novel Temporal Cortex Cell Atlas Academic Background The development and maturation of the human brain are critical areas in neuroscience, though many mysteries remain unresolved. Guided by changes in gene expression, the human brain undergoes a prolonged and complex postnatal maturation pro...

Single-cell RNA Sequencing of Peripheral Blood Links Cell-Type-Specific Regulation of Splicing to Autoimmune and Inflammatory Diseases

Single-cell RNA Sequencing Reveals Cell-type-specific Splicing Regulation in Peripheral Blood Linked to Autoimmune and Inflammatory Diseases Background In recent years, rapid advancements in genomics research have provided deeper insights into the genetic basis of complex traits. However, the functional mechanisms underlying most disease-associated...

A Foundation Model for Joint Segmentation, Detection and Recognition of Biomedical Objects Across Nine Modalities

Decoding the Future of Biomedical Image Analysis: A Foundational Model for Multi-Modal Joint Segmentation, Detection, and Recognition Background In biomedical research, image analysis has become a crucial tool for advancing discoveries, enabling multi-scale studies ranging from organelles to organs. However, traditional biomedical image analysis of...

Repurposing Large-Format Microarrays for Scalable Spatial Transcriptomics

A New Method for Scalable Spatial Transcriptomics via Large-Format Microarrays: The Birth of Array-Seq Technology Background and Research Motivation In recent years, spatiomolecular analyses have become pivotal tools in biomedical research and clinical pathology due to their ability to study how the spatial organization of cells and molecules withi...

Efficient and Highly Amplified Imaging of Nucleic Acid Targets in Cellular and Histopathological Samples with PSABER

A New Platform for Efficient Signal Amplification of Nucleic Acid Targets in Tissue and Clinical Research: PSABER Background and Related Knowledge Since its first introduction by Pardue and Gall in the 1960s, in situ hybridization (ISH) has been widely adopted in research and clinical applications for its ability to spatially map nucleic acid targe...