Want to take your mind off the whole NIH-indirect costs drama? Interested in spatial transcriptomics, cancer, clinical research, or immunotherapy biomarkers?
Then this preprint and tweetorial are for you!
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https://t.co/FOQw8Bijis
The holidays are a time for getting things checked off your wish list—and that includes upgrades for your #singlecellspatial tools. Check out our analysis page and unwrap the Xenium improvements we’re delivering to you! https://t.co/2Tj2WjLvML
📢 New Feature Alert 🎉 The beta version of Automated Cell Annotation is live in Cloud Analysis! Reduce the burden of manual annotation & visualize cell types instantly to get more accurate #singlecell insights faster. Try it now: https://t.co/77dztDXhBT
Which is more convenient: viewing the "Visium HD bins" as a collection of millions of vector geometries, or as a large multi-channel image given their grid arrangement?
In the webinar, @QuentinBlampey, @WVierdag, and I will discuss code and use cases for both approaches.
Have 10x tools had an Xponential impact on your research? Tell us what research you’re doing w/ 10x that you didn’t think was possible 10 years ago. Share your story, tag us, & use #TogetherWeInnovate for a chance to win 10x swag! Details & inspiration in 🧵 (1/5)
On May 1, come hear Byron Hartman and I talk about the new Xenium multimodal cell segmentation, and Dr. Fadi Issa and Oliver McCallion talk about the impact it's already had on their research with the Oxford Transplantation Research Immunology Group!
What can better cell segmentation for #singlecellspatial imaging do for you? Find out in our new webinar as researchers from the Oxford #Transplantation Research Immunology Group highlight how Xenium multimodal cell segmentation has impacted their work: https://t.co/vC83O9Huki
Hear how Loupe 7 enables you to
- Move between Loupe and community-developed tools with LoupeR
- Perform multi-sample comparisons
- Reveal cell types across disease states and gene expression changes before and after therapeutic treatments
#singlecell#bioinformatics#genomics
Excited to share our comparison of Xenium and CosMx data! I feel like a lot of labs/core facilities have made similar observations internally, so we're really glad to put this out for the broader community. https://t.co/avvKe0QDBT 1/n
Have you seen the latest @10xGenomics#Xenium demo dataset? It showcases the capability of Xenium Explorer to overlay H&E and IF images to explore pancreatic cancer biology, bringing together histopathology, protein expression, and Xenium #singlecellspatial gene expression data.
I'm excited to share our new capabilities overlaying post-Xenium H&E and IF images in the latest release of Xenium Explorer! Come see a demo and hear @DylanPWebster and I talk about all things #Xenium#singlecellspatial analysis tomorrow at 9am PST: https://t.co/hbV52Cqwms
Protein confirms what RNA promises—but does your #singlecellspatial platform give you both on one section? See how Xenium gives you a more complete picture of biology with both RNA & protein, detection of protein post-translational modifications & more: https://t.co/u93WL3yJJJ
A lot of people have been thinking about the future of VC in health-tech. So I wrote the post that I know a lot of people are thinking, but most won't say out loud.
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https://t.co/hWMBiV4i9L
Don't miss our San Francisco User Group Meeting on October 10. Register now at https://t.co/ZQXJOr6vnk to join us in person for a content-rich day of talks on single cell and spatial research, scientific panels, and focused breakout sessions.
@DavidPCook@10xGenomics@DavidPCook glad to hear you're enjoying Xenium Explorer, and thanks for the feature request - image export is on the roadmap! Lots of improvements planned over the coming year :)
Want to analyze Seurat data without code? Use the new @10xGenomics LoupeR package to
move your data into the new Loupe 7. It sports a redesigned UI, and includes new features that put publication-ready figures just a few clicks away!
#genomics#singlecell
I’m going to share with you all something I shared with someone on an advisory call this week:
Stop rewarding the academic theater of PM best practices.
I’m tired of folks thinking you put insights into a magical PM framework and a great business spits out the other end.
"Move fast and break things" is outdated advice for startups.
Software ate the world—and there's more competition than ever.
Our startup learned the hard way to ignore this advice, and this is what happened: