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Tutorials can be viewed in any browser, but those with click-to-execute links should be viewed from within ChimeraX for the links to work. To view a web page from within ChimeraX, start ChimeraX and use the command open URL (substituting in the actual URL), or navigate here using the ChimeraX menu: Help... Tutorials.

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Rectangle presents a novel approach to second-generation deconvolution, characterized by hierarchical signature building for fine-grained cell-type deconvolution, estimation and correction of unknown cellular content, and efficient handling of large-scale single-cell data during signature matrix computation.

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