Amazing stuff! The news is about a month old, but came to my attention only today!
Are you feeling healthier already? 😊
"... The atlas provides detailed profiles of 71 distinct immune cell subsets, based on the analysis of 1.8 million cells taken from over 100 healthy volunteers [aged 11-65]. This high-resolution view addresses a critical need in immunology research for a resource that accurately reflects the immune system’s complexity and diversity. ..."
This visualization, called a UMAP, shows human immune cells from the dataset organized and color-coded based on cell type determined by their gene expression.
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