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Intravital imaging-based single cell transcriptomics identifies a novel macrophage subset in the liver

Organisms such as animals are shaped by organizational dynamics, and the spatiotemporal control of dynamic cellular movement in the body is crucial for life activity. A typical example is the immune system. Lymphocytes and macrophages migrate to every region of the body and gather in specific environments to exchange information and maintain normal immune responses. Recent advances in cutting-edge technologies such as intravital imaging and single-cell analyses have enabled us to comprehensively investigate dynamic behaviors and their cellular/molecular basis in vivo. In this symposium, speakers with diverse expertise, including single-cell transcriptome/metabolome analyses as well as intravital imaging techniques, present the latest updates on the elucidation of heterogeneous population of cell types and their dynamic features, and discuss the future perspectives on such combinatory approaches for understanding dynamic life systems.

日本分子生物学会年会

The 45th Annual Meeting of the Molecular Biology Society of Japan

The 45th Annual Meeting of the Molecular Biology Society of Japan

[1PS-03-3]Intravital imaging-based single cell transcriptomics identifies a novel macrophage subset in the liver

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