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    Bioinformatics

    SpliceVarDB: Validated splicing variants for splice-site

    SpliceVarDB consolidates thousands of experimentally validated splicing variants across 8,000+ genes, enabling faster diagnostics and model benchmarking.

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  • A group of three scientists analyzing data on computer screens in a laboratory setting. A woman in glasses is pointing at a colorful chart on the screen while another woman operates the computer. A man in the background is reviewing a document with similar visual data.
    Bioinformatics

    Spatial Transcriptomics: Assigning Cell Types in Tissue

    Spatial Transcriptomics often mixes signals from neighboring cells. Learn to assign cell types and regions using deconvolution and reference maps.

  • Illustration of four scientists in a lab environment, examining large, colorful images of cells displayed on a monitor and a poster. One scientist uses a laptop, another types on a keyboard, a third takes notes, and the fourth observes.
    Bioinformatics

    Foundation Models for Cell Biology: An Overview

    Foundation models for cell biology unlock fast, cross-dataset insights from massive single-cell data, enabling rapid annotation and perturbation ideas.

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    Digital Twin Models for the Laboratory: Turning HPLC Data into Digital Products

    A Laboratory Digital Twin learns from rich analytical records—especially from HPLC—and becomes a digital product that optimizes methods and shortens development…

  • Four scientists in lab coats and gloves analyzing data and samples with laboratory equipment in a room with DNA and cell imagery on the wall.
    Bioinformatics

    Imaging-Based Spatial Transcriptomics: Preprocessing and QC

    This guide on imaging-based spatial transcriptomics preprocessing and QC explains how resolution and tissue morphology impact data quality.

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    Bioinformatics

    SBX: Fast, flexible sequencing by expansion

    SBX is Roche’s fast single-molecule sequencing method that expands DNA into a longer surrogate, enabling rapid end-to-end genome analysis.

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    Augmented reality for the digital lab

    By EVOBYTE Your partner for the digital lab Augmented Reality places digital information into a worker’s field of view while they…

  • A group of scientists analyzing a colorful cellular image on a screen, with one researcher pointing at the display and others observing with electronic devices.
    Bioinformatics

    Seq-Based Spatial Transcriptomics: Platforms & Analysis

    Discover sequencing-based spatial transcriptomics: Visium vs Curio Seeker, and how to start your first analysis.

  • A group of scientists in white lab coats working together with laptops and tablets, analyzing data and digital displays on a blue background.
    Bioinformatics

    Agent Tools for Biological Discovery: AI data analysis

    Discover how AI agents analyze biological data, guard statistics, and harmonize ontologies to accelerate reproducible insights.

  • Illustration of four scientists in lab coats working in a laboratory. One is using a laptop, another is holding a tablet, one is using a pipette, and the last is looking through a microscope. Background shows DNA and antibody structures.
    Bioinformatics

    Immunoreceptor sequencing: BCR/TCR clones and protection

    Immunoreceptor sequencing (AIRR-seq) profiles BCRs and TCRs to reveal antigens that drive vaccine protection and guide design.

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