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Charlie Hillier

Charlie Hillier

by Thore Rehbach | Jun 25, 2019 | Developing and extending single-cell RNA-seq methods and pipelines, people | 0 comments

I am interested in exploring the relationship between cell types across species in order to understand their evolutionary lineage, and the evolution of novel functionality. Do cell types follow a phylogenetic relationship in a way analogous to animal evolution? If so,...

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