In connection with the launch of version 24 of the Human Protein Atlas at the HUPO World congress in Dresden, the program director professor Mathias Uhlén was interviewed for an article in Technology Networks...Read more

In this round table discussion Prof. Mu-Ming Poo, Prof. Miguel Esteban and Dr. Jan Mulder discuss the recent developments in the field of spatial omics and how these might change the future of life science...Read more

In a publication in Journal of Proteome Research transcriptomics and spatial proteomics were used to investigate and validate the expression of so-called missing proteins in the human ovary...Read more

In a publication in the US-based journal Cell an international collaboration, involving researchers from the Human Protein Atlas, is described. A newly developed large-field-of-view spatial transcriptome method has been used to map the cellular and molecular organization of the macaque cerebral cortex...Read more

In a recent publication in Nature Cell Biology, an integrated single-cell RNA sequencing and spatial transcriptomics strategy was used to clarify the origins and mechanisms behind cell heterogeneity in lung. The results were used to create a topographic atlas of early human lung development...Read more