Pick a cell type and compare its discriminative fingerprint — the top up-defining and down-defining genes — side by side across every organ it appears in.
How to read a fingerprint
Each column is an organ; each row a gene. Color = the gene's signed classifier weight for this cell type there — green defines it up, red defines it down, brighter = stronger.
A gene bright across a whole row is part of the universal fingerprint; a lone bright cell is tissue-adapted.
Click a gene to see its exact weight across every organ.
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Select a cell type to see its cross-organ fingerprint.