We are thrilled to announce that @WeillCornell and NanoString are collaborating to create a comprehensive spatial atlas of human anatomy. @mason_lab will be presenting an overview of the SAHA study on Monday, Feb 6 at 6:10 PM EST at @agbt https://t.co/XVJJAY0Xrs #AGBT23
Have you ever wondered what happens to astronauts' bodies after they return to Earth? @mason_lab wondered the same & used #SpatialTranscriptomics to study expressional changes in skin, microbiome, & blood.
https://t.co/XjcfdDuiZ9
Introducing NanoString's new spatial analysis service that's democratizing #SpatialBiology analysis for all. Look through our interactive demo report to see how sDAS can help simplify your next experiment.
#DataAnalysis#GeoMx
https://t.co/3cRFviVa2Z
If you are into spatial profiling and need help with #dataanalysis, make sure to check this out 👇
Download a demo report and get a taste of what the Spatial Data Analysis Service (sDAS) can do for you to ease your way into #spatialbiology.
https://t.co/6POs8GQofx
Check out our new preprint on the use of run-on sequencing to analyze nascent transcription in bacteria, including members of the human #microbiome : https://t.co/oi0NWIfp83 @ilanabrito123 @DeVlaminckLab @charlesdanko
So excited to share this work reviewing how protein-protein interactions between the gut microbiome and host shape host health! Thanks for the opportunity
@COSB_CRSB!
https://t.co/IZdrjyzO0a
In this work, we examine the collective impact of human host genetics on gut microbiome composition/function using a flexible framework for analyzing host-microbiome genetic interactions. W/ @ilanabrito123 @baersighting @AndyClarkCornel and Marty Wells!
https://t.co/CyYj2LC7Wx
Lets talk about results. 📊👩🔬 This year's Spatial Genomics Summit boasts panelists from @WeillCornell, @The_BMC and @illumina all geared up to discuss spatial informatics tools and data analysis. https://t.co/Dv03usP4Bd
"My research is focused on creating genetic tools to manipulate the gut microbiome in a gene-specific way, which will allow us to uncover the mechanisms behind microbiome-associated diseases." Read about @Cornell_BBS Ph.D. candidate Hector Loyola Irizarry: https://t.co/aAr4ASwNOV