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VINE-seq and MultiVINE-seq for single-nucleus and multiome profiling of the brain vasculature.

Sep 2026 · Nature Protocols · 0 citations · 54 references
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VINE-seq provides a robust, reproducible workflow for the enrichment and high-resolution profiling of vascular, perivascular, and immune cells from fresh or frozen human and mouse brain tissue and optimized extraction of nuclei from purified vessels using enzymatic digestion.

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