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Cracking the Spatial Code: A New Chapter in Bone and Muscle Research
 Understanding how genes behave within their native tissue environment is unlocking new frontiers in medical science. A recent review highlights how spatial transcriptomics--a technique that visualizes gene activity in situ--is reshaping the study of bones, muscles, and connective tissues. By linking gene expression patterns to their precise spatial locations, researchers can now explore how cellular environments influence development, disease, and healing. This new approach offers unprecedented resolution in musculoskeletal research, enabling discoveries in everything from arthritis mechanisms to limb development. As spatial transcriptomics gains traction, it's providing scientists with a sharper lens to decode the body's most complex structures.
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