spatial-panel-design
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Spatial transcriptomics gene panel design (Xenium, MERFISH, CosMx custom panels) for cell type identification: rank markers on a tissue-matched CELLxGENE scRNA-seq reference, add PanglaoDB and CellMarker 2.0 marker evidence, build a per-gene evidence table, allocate per-cell-type quotas, and check that the panel separates cell types in the reference. Output: final_gene_panel.csv with N genes, cell type and reason. For annotating data from an existing panel use spatial-transcriptomics-cell-type-annotation.
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