Xenium imaging maps mesenchymal diversity in developing human intestine, suggesting insights into intestinal development.
We performed Xenium imaging to generate a developmental atlas of the human small intestine. Human Tissue (1/4): 10.5281/zenodo.15838935Xenium – Fetal Human Intestine - d54Xenium – Fetal Human Intestine - d57Xenium – Fetal Human Intestine – d80Xenium – Fetal Human Intestine – d105Xenium – Fetal Human Intestine – d122Xenium – Fetal Human Intestine – d136Xenium – Fetal Human Intestine – d142Xenium – Adult Human Intestine – 44yo EGF tHIOs (2/4): 10.5281/zenodo.15849955Xenium – Fetal Human Intestine – EGF tHIO EREG tHIOS (3/4): 10.5281/zenodo.15850075Xenium – Fetal Human Intestine – EREG tHIO Processed Data (4/4): 10.5281/zenodo.15850077R objects describing the Xenium data uploaded in the other three parts and associated scRNA-seq R objects Published: Mapping mesenchymal diversity in the developing human intestine and organoids
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