GEO series
Spatial and Functional Specialization of Human Splenic Innate Lymphoid Cells (CITE-seq]
GSE293758
Homo sapiens
Expression profiling by high throughput sequencing; Other
10 samples
2026/05/06
GPL24676
Summary
To date, the spatial and functional characterization of human splenic innate lymphoid cells (ILC) has remained limited. Here, the authors integrate CITE-seq and spatial transcriptomic data and present an atlas of human splenic NK and ILC cells, and define high-resolution subset-specific spatial organization and interaction networks, providing insights into the presence of local immune niches in secondary lymphoid organs.
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