Gene expression profile at single cell level of CD45+ immune cells in both peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMCs) and allograft biopsy samples obtained from kidney transplant recipients
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- GSE271107 Single-cell RNA sequencing of bone marrow aspirate samples from multiple myeloma and its precursor conditions 19 samples
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