The number of publications in the field of spatial biology has been growing exponentially, demonstrating the rising interest in these approaches. As the year comes to a close, we’re reflecting on some of the most impactful findings in spatial biology from the last few years…
The tumor microenvironment is undeniably complex. Specialized immune cells interact directly and indirectly with tumor cells in a constantly evolving relationship that influences the biology of the tumor. Spatial context is essential to uncovering the mysteries of cell behavior and interactions. Just as individuals may behave differently in cities, suburbs, and rural areas, individual cells adopt different roles depending on their surroundings, or neighborhoods. A pioneering study published in Cell by Dr. Garry Nolan’s lab at Stanford University introduced a novel analysis framework…
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