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How spatial biology techniques evolved over time 

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A cell is a highly dynamic entity processing thousands of transcripts and proteins at any given time. Investigating the transcription and translation of all genes at once allows researchers to understand a tissue’s biological complexity. Technical advances from single marker immunohistochemistry to multiplexed high-throughput genomics, transcriptomics, and proteomics offer insights into the inner workings of a cell at high spatial resolution.

Download this infographic from 10x Genomics to learn about the milestones over the last 80 years that shaped spatial biology.

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