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Perturbation Biology: CRISPR Screens and Single-Cell Reads
Perturbation biology uses pooled CRISPR and single-cell readouts to map causal mechanisms, enabling scalable target triage and MoA insights.
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Faster Single-Cell Annotation: Reference Mapping with scVI
Reference mapping reframes single-cell annotation as a fast, scalable prediction problem, enabling quick, confident labeling across datasets.
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PDB and mmCIF: describing proteins in 3D
PDB vs PDBx/mmCIF: mmCIF scales large structures, removes limits, and future-proofs protein data workflows.
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Data warehouse basics for beginners: lab data in one place
A data warehouse centralizes lab instrument data, assay results, and metadata to speed analytics, improve quality, and enable cross-system insights.
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This week’s top spatial transcriptomics papers 🧬 Week 11
Neuro-oncology and brain aging: multi-omics reveal heterogeneity in childhood ependymomas, linking cell types to origins and therapeutic targets.
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OMIM Database: An Introduction
Explore OMIM: what it is, what it offers, and how to query it via its API with a Python example for…
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A primer on SNOMED CT
By EVOBYTE Your partner for the digital lab Clinical research teams are collecting more data than ever, but the real […]
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Snakemake for Consistent Bioinformatics: Why Workflow Orchestration Matters in Computational Biology
Snakemake brings order, provenance, and reproducible, scalable bioinformatics workflows across laptop, cluster, and cloud.
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This week’s top spatial transcriptomics papers 🧬 Week 10
CellRefiner fuses scRNA-seq with spatial data to reconstruct single-cell maps, enabling richer spatial analyses and insights into breast cancer metastasis.
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Ambient RNA in scRNA-seq and how to remove it
Ambient RNA can skew scRNA-seq results. Learn what it is, why it matters, and how DecontX cleans ambient contamination for clearer…
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Tracking Material Consumption and Waste in a Digital Lab
Real-time material tracking in a digital lab links usage to ERP, cutting costs, reducing waste, and shrinking storage.