Publications by authors named "N CUEVAS"
Image-based spatial transcriptomics platforms are powerful tools often used to identify cell populations and describe gene expression in intact tissue. Spatial experiments return large, high-dimension datasets and several open-source software packages are available to facilitate analysis and visualization. Spatial results are typically imperfect.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFOccupational asthma triggered by inhaling fish-derived aerosols is estimated to affect 2-8% of exposed individuals. This primarily affects workers in the fish processing industry. Fishmongers, rarely experience this issue, as recent research found no significant difference in asthma rates compared to a control group.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFArticle Synopsis
- The brain of a mouse has millions of different cells, and scientists want to make a complete list of these cell types to understand how the brain works.
- Researchers created a detailed map of these cells by studying around 7 million cells with a special technique that looks at their genes and how they are placed in the brain.
- They discovered that there are many different types of cells in the brain, with some areas being very unique, like the dorsal part having fewer but more distinct types, while the ventral part has many similar types.
Despite evidence that small bite closure is beneficial, it is not well documented how accurately and consistently surgeons employ this technique. We created a felt model to simulate fascial closure and educate residents regarding small bites. This study aims to gauge accuracy and consistency of bite size in fascial closure and assess if utilizing a templated model could improve technique.
View Article and Find Full Text PDF