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War Fractures Emerging Clinical Trial Infrastructure in the Middle East

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By Aparna Nathan
| The Scientist Verified
Over the past few years, a series of wars and conflicts have caused immense devastation in the Middle East. The Israel-Hamas war that began in October 2023 has resulted in more than 73,000 deaths, with the count still rising each week. This has only been exacerbated by the US-Israel-Iran war that began in February 2026 and expanded the war zone into multiple countries in the Middle East.
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Scaling Up Spatial Transcriptomic Technologies to Organs

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By Aparna Nathan
| The Scientist Verified
A new spatial transcriptomic technology captures RNA patterns without requiring expensive imaging Written byAparna Nathan, PhD A spatial transcriptomics method can help reconstruct the spatial organization of tissues in an imaging-free manner. Image credit:© iStock.com, Rasi Bhadramani Register for free to listen to this article Organs have intricate spatial organization, whether it is the layers of the skin or the nephrons in the kidney.
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Modeling heterogeneity in single-cell perturbation states enhances detection of response eQTLs - Nature Genetics

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By Aparna Nathan
| Nature Verified
Abstract Identifying response expression quantitative trait loci (reQTLs) can help to elucidate mechanisms of disease associations. Typically, such studies model the effect of perturbation as discrete conditions. However, perturbation experiments usually affect perturbed cells heterogeneously.
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