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A cartography of human histology is in the making
It will identify and locate every type of cell in the human body.
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Democratizing access to technology to accelerate the pace of scientific discovery
Go behind the scenes of Chan Zuckerberg CELLxGENE, a groundbreaking tool helping scientists expand what we know about health and disease.
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CZI Supports UK Biobank to Create World’s Largest Imaging Dataset To Understand Disease
The collection of whole-body repeat imaging scans will help researchers understand the determinants and progression of disease in mid-to-later life
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‘Tabula Sapiens’ Multi-Organ Cell Atlas Already Yielding Surprises for Biologists
Massive project reveals gene-expression signatures in nearly half a million human cells, from 24 tissues and organs
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5 ways single-cell biology is advancing our understanding of disease
New single-cell biology techniques are profoundly changing biomedical research and leading to dramatic improvements in human health. See how the field is now coming of age.
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Mapping the fly
CZ Biohub joins international effort to build the first cell atlas for a mainstay of biology
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Old mouse, new tech
The Tabula Muris Consortium probes the mysteries of ‘young blood’ at the single-cell level
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From parts list to blueprint:OpenCell lights the way
At a clip of 100 proteins per week, CZ Biohub scientists are unveiling the inner workings of the cell
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Trends in Genetics: decade of molecular cell atlases
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Chan Zuckerberg Initiative Announces 10-Year Effort to Develop Science and Technologies to Measure Human Biology in Action
Dr. Priscilla Chan and Mark Zuckerberg announced that they are doubling down on their commitment to accelerating biomedical science and advancing human health
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Python power-up: new image tool visualizes complex data
The image viewing and analysis software napari has filled a gap in the programming language’s scientific ecosystem.
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Tracking how childhood diseases develop at the cellular level
Researchers are cataloging how cells in healthy tissues develop before and shortly after birth to better understand what a disease is — and how to stop it in its tracks.