Sebcentrism
Sebastiaan VanuytvenSebcentrism explores the latest in single-cell and spatial omics, bioinformatics, and cancer research, offering regular updates, insights, and commentary on groundbreaking science—subscribe for free to stay in the loop!
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Weekly reads 3/11/2025
This week’ summary, arriving two days later and a bit shorter due to a trip to Barcelona, focuses on one central theme: how fate is prewritten — in the marrow, in the tissue, and in space. Hegde et al. reveal that lung tumors remotely repro...
Weekly reads 27/10/25
This week’s papers span the spectrum of biological control, from how tumors physically and electrically rewire their surroundings, to how cells encode potency and visualize fate. Giangreco et al. uncover a remarkable form of neuronal mimicr...
Weekly reads 20/10/25
This week’s papers trace evolution, from the clonal trees growing quietly inside our own tissues to the neural networks learning the logic of life itself. Prieto et al. reconstruct decades of somatic evolution in the human esophagus, showin...
Weekly reads 13/10/25
This week’s reads reveal how evolution, environment, and algorithms converge to reshape our understanding of longevity, metabolism, and molecular intelligence. In Science, Chen et al. uncover a remarkable adaptation in naked mole-rats: a fo...
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