[landscape-frontier] Cell Type Connectivity & Electrophysiology: Human Patch-seq data is extremely scarce; most connectivity-transcriptomics linking is from mouse; in vivo functional characterization of human cell types is nearly absent.

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Linking cell type identity (transcriptomic) to electrophysiological properties, morphology, and connectivity patterns. Includes Patch-seq, EM-connectomics, and functional characterization of cell-type-specific circuits. | Frontier: Human Patch-seq data is extremely scarce; most connectivity-transcriptomics linking is from mouse; in vivo functional characterization of human cell types is nearly absent.

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