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Sprod for de-noising spatially resolved transcriptomics data based on position and image information

Wang et al., 2022

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10200017264971677365
Author
Wang Y
Song B
Wang S
Chen M
Xie Y
Xiao G
Wang L
Wang T
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Nature methods

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Spatially resolved transcriptomics (SRT) provide gene expression close to, or even superior to, single-cell resolution while retaining the physical locations of sequencing and often also providing matched pathology images. However, SRT expression data suffer from high noise …
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