Understanding the 3D spatial distribution of gene expression — in which a gene is active or inactive within biological tissue — is essential for uncovering gene functions. One method for estimating this distribution is RNA tomography, involving preparing frozen tissue sections along three orthogonal axes, performing RNA sequencing (gene expression analysis) on each section, and superimposing the expression data to reconstruct a 3D gene expression map. However, processing this data requires…
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