@arcinstitute: Most spatial CRISPR screens require trade-offs in throughput or readout depth. A new preprint from @alexnevue, @Inna_Av…
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A new preprint from the Arc Institute introduces PerturbSpace, a method for spatially resolved, multimodal whole-transcriptome CRISPR screens compatible with standard single-cell workflows.
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Most spatial CRISPR screens require trade-offs in throughput or readout depth. A new preprint from @alexnevue, @Inna_Averbukh, @Davidlarastiaso & team introduces PerturbSpace: spatially resolved, multimodal, whole-transcriptome on standard single-cell workflows. https://t.co/hXb529faJ2
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