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isa-espinosa-m.bsky.social @isa-espinosa-m.bsky.social · 22/09/2026
Excited to see this fantastic work out!!! Check it out, now showing how sOrganellomics, when applied to pancreas and liver, distinguishes cell types and states.
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isa-espinosa-m.bsky.social @isa-espinosa-m.bsky.social · 12/04/2026
sOrganellomics is a new strategy to map cell state diversity and functional cell changes across healthy and diseased tissues! Check out the latest version now on BioRxiv - Congratulations @feliciano-lab.bsky.social !!
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isa-espinosa-m.bsky.social @isa-espinosa-m.bsky.social · 15/11/2025
Really happy to see this beautiful story out! Looking forward to more collaborations like this @cristinapujades.bsky.social lab! www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...
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Multimodal cell lineage reconstruction in the hindbrain reveals a link between progenitor origin and activity patterning
The vertebrate brain develops through a precisely orchestrated sequence of events, where neural progenitors generate neuronal diversity. However, the importance of stem cell origin in the acquisition ...
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Emma R Andersson @anderssonlab.bsky.social · 19/06/2025
Postdoc recruitment! Interested in unraveling the developmental origins of deeper skin layers? You would leverage our in utero next generation single cell lineage tracing tools (de Haan & He et al Science 2025) to investigate dermis lineages bit.ly/43OAy7S Interested? Find me now at #2025ICDB!
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Postdoctoral studies in methods development and next generation single cell lineage tracing of skin (scholarship)
Do you want to contribute to top quality medical research The research team A postdoctoral scholarship is available in the lab of Emma R Andersson at the Department of Cell and Molecular Biology, Karo
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isa-espinosa-m.bsky.social @isa-espinosa-m.bsky.social · 14/12/2024
Check out this exciting work from the Feliciano Lab using Spatial scOrganellomics to predict hepatocyte status in health and disease! On Sunday Dec 15th @DanielF46660275 will be presenting at @ASCBiology (P1511- B523). www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...
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Spatial single-cell Organellomics reveals nutrient dependent hepatocyte heterogeneity and predicts pathophysiological status in vivo
Cellular heterogeneity within complex tissues and organs is essential to coordinate biological processes across biological scales. The effect of local cues and tissue microenvironments on cell heterog...
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