The dynamics of cellular response to therapeutic perturbation using multiplexed quantification of the proteome and transcriptome at single-cell resolution
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- GSE270387 Single cell profiling of peripheral blood mononuclear cells in diverse men with prostate cancer reveals lethal disease-associated immune signatures 165 samples
- GSE279392 Single-cell RNA and TCR sequencing from skin, blood and cerebral spinal fluid (CSF) samples from Degos disease patients 116 samples
- GSE196198 Longitudinal single-cell multiomics data for different severity of COVID-19 100 samples
- GSE278951 Genome-wide DNA replication profiling and full-length total RNA sequencing from the same single cell [hTERT-RPE1 Whole-S] 98 samples
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