Ángel Gálvez-Merchán

This paper introduces concordex, a method to identify spatially homogeneous regions in tissues by decomposing gene expression patterns into cell-type and spatial variation, demonstrating its effectiveness across datasets.

The paper introduces algorithms and tools to automate cell type annotation and analysis in cell atlas projects, demonstrating their use in building a human atlas.

The paper presents a Human Commons Cell Atlas with 2.9 million cells across 27 tissues, demonstrating its use in studying OAS1 isoform cell type specificity, particularly locating the p44b isoform in testicular spermatids.

The paper identifies a targeted degradation pathway for nascent proteins from PTC-containing mRNAs, showing CNOT4's role in coupling NMD with protein quality control.

The paper introduces a command-line tool called ffq for querying user-generated data and metadata from sequence databases.

The paper introduces a normalization method for single-cell RNA-seq data that meets three criteria and outperforms existing methods on benchmarks.