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A common framework for mouse hypothalamic cell atlases

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An explosion of recent work has harnessed the power of single-cell biology to reveal the transcriptomic diversity of cell types in the mouse hypothalamus. Steuernagel, Lam and co-authors present HypoMap, a comprehensive single-cell transcriptomic atlas of the mouse hypothalamus.

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Fig. 1: Generation of a reference atlas of mouse hypothalamic cell type diversity.

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