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Connectome-seq: High-throughput Mapping of Neuronal Connectivity at Single-Synapse Resolution via Barcode Sequencing
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Connectome-seq is a high-throughput AAV-based method that maps neuronal connectivity at single-synapse resolution by combining engineered synaptic proteins, RNA barcoding, and parallel single-nucleus and single-synaptosome sequencing to capture both synaptic links and molecular identities. Research conducted by Danping Chen, Alina Isakova, Zhou Joe Wan, Mark J. Wagner, Yunming Wu, and Boxuan Simen Zhao.
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