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[The release of a three-dimensional single-cell atlas of the human basal ganglia is expected to accurately anchor genetic risk genes to specific cells] On November 13, the Salk Institute in the United States and a global collaboration team published 28 papers in journals under Cell Press on the 12th, and announced a three-dimensional single-cell atlas of the human basal ganglia. The map integrates single-cell genetic and epigenetic information to help scientists identify and locate cells in this brain area. It is an important step towards a complete human brain map.
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