Atlas insights: Single-cell data point to druggable nodes in Down syndrome
Five atlases add cell-type and time-resolved detail to researchers’ understanding of the disease
Single‑cell atlases of human brains with Down syndrome may turn long-suspected pathological mechanisms into discrete, druggable nodes.
BioCentury’s weekly literature scans of 27 journals frequently identifies papers that function as disease “atlases” — observational patient studies, typically involving large-scale molecular profiling, that seek to capture the underlying biology and heterogeneity of disease. ...
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