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Efficient skeletal muscle regeneration necessitates fine-tuned coordination among multiple cell types through an intricate network of intercellular communication. We present a protocol for generation of a time-resolved cellular interactome during tissue remodeling. We describe steps for isolating distinct cell populations from skeletal muscle of adult mice after acute damage and extracting RNA from purified cells prior to the generation of RNA sequencing data. We then detail procedures for generating and deciphering a time- and lineage-resolved model of intercellular crosstalk. For complete details on the use and execution of this protocol, please refer to Groppa et al. (2023)..
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