Cells of the human intestinal tract mapped across space and time

Nature·Sep 8

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Researchers have created a map of the cells in the human intestinal tract, tracking them across different locations and stages. This mapping effort provides a comprehensive understanding of the cells in the intestinal tract. The map covers the cells' distribution and characteristics over space and time.

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