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This AI method constructs latent communication networks by analyzing the expression profiles of cell surface receptors and secreted signaling molecules, and infers the communication links that play key roles in tissue formation, enabling data-driven discovery of previously unrecognized communication mechanisms rather than being limited to known signaling pathways.
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