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The Human Cell Atlas:
towards a first draft atlas

Available On Demand

Overview

A stylized illustration showing two parallel floating layers, resembling a physical city map with cells as buildings and streets and train lines with shapes that reference various organs and bodily systems.

Image credit: Claire Agosti/SayoStudio; Concept: Ania Hupalowska

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Sarah Teichmann and Aviv Regev, co-founders of the Human Cell Atlas, discuss the latest research from the consortium, published by the Nature Portfolio as part of a new collection.

They will provide insights on the importance of generating and analysing single-cell data from different tissues and developmental stages to build a Human Cell Atlas, as well as the opportunities and challenges of building a resource that’s representative of the world’s diverse populations.

In this webinar, the authors will share highlights from their recent publications in the Nature Portfolio, in conversation with Nature Genetics editor, Chiara Anania, and Nature Medicine editor, Anna Ranzoni.

This webinar will explore:

An introduction of the Human Cell Atlas and the biological networks
An overview of the new collection and its main themes
The goal of building a representative atlas
The main challenges in the field
The future directions of the Human Cell Atlas
How researchers can use the data and tools generated as part of the Human Cell Atlas

After their discussion, there’s a chance to ask questions.

We invite you to hear their insights, and contribute to this timely discussion

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