The Human Breast Cell Atlas, recently published in Nature, is a landmark achievement for mammary biology as the world’s most comprehensive atlas of healthy breast tissue. The current “atlas era” of cell biology represents a marked shift in the field. Whereas the physiological importance of the cell was not realized until nearly two centuries after their initial 1665 discovery
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circRNADb – A comprehensive database for human circular RNAs with protein-coding annotations
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A single-cell transcriptome atlas of pig skin characterizes anatomical positional heterogeneity
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scREAD – A single-cell RNA-Seq database for Alzheimer's Disease
MIsoMine – a genome-scale high-resolution data portal of expression, function and networks at the splice isoform level in the mouse
Oncobox Atlas of Normal Tissue Expression
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Mapping the human body one cell at a time: New study reveals the intricate relationship between cell size and count
The Human Breast Cell Atlas – world's most comprehensive single-cell atlas of healthy breast tissue
A spatially resolved single cell genomic atlas of the adult human breast
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