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Intercellular signaling is highly dependent on spatial proximity: a signaling molecule secreted by one cell can only act on target cells near it, so spatial transcriptomic information is crucial for accurately inferring cell communication networks, and the absence of the spatial dimension leads to a large number of false positives.
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