Jina Yun

This study identifies second-order spatial features, such as ligand-receptor interactions, as predictive of glioma malignant transformation using integrated spatial DNA and RNA profiling.

This study uses high-resolution spatial multi-omics to analyze subnuclear compartments in single cells, revealing cell-type specific chromatin structures and their genomic associations.

The paper uses spatial transcriptomics to identify injury-specific microenvironments and molecular interactions in the mouse kidney during injury and regeneration.

The paper uses integrated spatial genomics to study nuclear architecture in mouse brain cortex cells, revealing chromatin fixed points and cell-type specific organization of nuclear bodies.

The paper maps chromatin states, DNA loci, and gene expression in single mouse embryonic stem cells using DNA seqFISH+ and immunofluorescence, revealing nuclear zones and subpopulations with distinct chromatin features.

This study uses seqFISH to image nascent transcription active sites in single mouse embryonic stem cells, revealing dynamic spatial distribution and variability in transcription activity.