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Tamara Pfanner

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A reference single-cell map of freshly dissociated human synovium in inflammatory arthritis with an optimized dissociation protocol for prospective synovial biopsy collection

Sam G. Edalat, Reto Gerber, Miranda Houtman, Janine Lückgen, Rui Lourenço Teixeira, Maria Del Pilar Palacios Cisneros, Tamara Pfanner, Tadeja Kuret, Nadja Ižanc, Raphael Micheroli, Joaquim Polido Pereira, Fernando Saraiva, Swathi Lingam, Kristina Bürki, Blaž Burja, , Mojca Frank‐Bertoncelj

The paper optimizes a dissociation protocol for fresh synovial biopsies and creates a single-cell reference map of human synovium in inflammatory arthritis, revealing new cell types and functions.

iScience · Apr 10, 2024Peer-reviewedGenomics