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CeCe: And if I'm not mistaken, your tissue block is right here. +
CeCe: And if I'm not mistaken, your tissue block is right + here.
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CeCe: That's exactly what I'm saying. So it's a good idea to learn a bit more +
CeCe: That's exactly what I'm saying. So it's a good idea to + learn a bit more about them.
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CeCe: These datasets are typically found in scholarly papers or in online +
CeCe: These datasets are typically found in scholarly papers + or in online collections of data, which are called portals.
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CeCe: Now, if you add all that data to the spatial data collected when + researchers register tissue samples using the RUI, then we get a pretty good sense of which cell types + appear in a given organ. +
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CeCe: We can even get an estimation of where in the organ they appear. And + that estimation gets more accurate the more data is collected from studies and tissue registration. +
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CeCe: For instance, Mac, we see that in your area of the kidney—which + researchers call the “renal pyramid”—these cell types make up the general population. +
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Mac: Wow, that's so many cell types to learn about! I'm overwhelmed! +
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Squiggy: I can't believe I'm the one saying this, Mac, but you really need + to relax. +
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Squiggy: Just pick a cell type with a high population and start from there. + It looks like there are quite a few inner medullary collecting duct cells. +
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CeCe: Squiggy's right, Mac. Why don't you start with those and work your way + through all the large populations. +
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CeCe: You can learn about a cell type's structure, its function, its relation + to other cells…all that cool stuff. +
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Mac: Yes, that does sound interesting. But for the purposes of my block party, I + just want to know which cell types play pickleball and which prefer badminton! +
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Squiggy: Don't worry Mac, we'll help you learn all about cell types AND + help you set up for your party. Let's get started! +
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CeCe: OK, but let's say "goodbye" to our readers. +
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