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Analysis of individual immune cells shows how Ebola manipulates the immune system.

As the COVID-19 surge began in March, Mass General and Ó³»­´«Ã½ researchers worked around the clock to begin learning why some patients fare worse with the disease than others

A former Schmidt fellow, Chen uses microscopy and spatial genomics to learn about cells and study biological processes

The largest single-nucleus survey of the human heart to date uncovers several new cell types and a variety of gene expression patterns.

A single biological process may regulate key aspects of how parents' DNA recombines in sperm development

Single-cell RNA sequencing maps immune microenvironment changes that arise before myeloma appears, and reveals opportunities for developing personalized treatments.

Prototype technology demonstrates a more automated, efficient, and scalable workflow to analyze cells by type

Researchers identify a molecular strategy that human melanoma cells use to resist immunotherapy, and develop a new approach to combat the resistance in mouse models