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  • kgosche@partek.com
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    Tissue Transcriptomics Data Analysis in Partek Flow: Data Import, Analysis, and Vis

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    Abstract:
    Tissue transcriptomics is a family of techniques designed to allow transcriptomic profiling of cells within a tissue. It has gained a lot of attention over the past two years and is paralleling and extending advances made in single cell RNA-Seq technology.

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