single-cell-biology
Single-cell biology is the study of individual cells at the molecular level, profiling gene expression, chromatin accessibility, or other omics data from each cell separately rather than from bulk tissue. In plant science, this approach reveals the remarkable cellular diversity hidden within seemingly uniform tissues—uncovering distinct cell identities, developmental trajectories, and responses to stress at unprecedented resolution. It is transforming our understanding of how plants develop, differentiate, and adapt by capturing the heterogeneity that bulk analyses inherently mask.
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A single-cell blueprint for cellular diversity in the Green Lineage.
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