Discover how researchers are tackling one of spatial transcriptomics’ biggest computational challenges: multi-slice data alignment and integration.
Spatial transcriptomics (ST) enables researchers to map gene expression within the native architecture of tissues, providing unprecedented insight into cellular context, tissue organization, and microenvironment dynamics. As the field continues to expand, so do the analytical challenges. Integrating data across multiple tissue slices, managing spatial variability, reconstructing 3D structures, and maintaining resolution without adding noise are major pain points researchers face in ST analysis. This comprehensive review by Khan et al. surveys 24 tools built to solve these complex problems.
In this review, you’ll find:
Whether you’re working directly with spatial data or exploring its future potential, this paper offers a valuable snapshot of the current landscape — and where it’s headed.
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