
What a Single Cell Can Tell You: Exploring Gene Expression and Regulation of Single Cells
RNA sequencing (RNA-Seq) is a fundamental technique for transcriptome profiling, facilitating the detection of gene expression changes across sample groups. Traditional RNA-Seq of complex tissues, however, is not capable of deciphering the unique biological processes that take place within each cell. As such, single-cell RNA-Seq (scRNA-Seq) has emerged for the analysis of RNA molecules from individual cells, uncovering detailed insights that are unobtainable through bulk RNA-Seq.

Explore the Epigenomic Landscape of Single Cells with the scATAC You Seq
Gain access to high-performance chromatin profiling to unravel the complexities of cellular heterogeneity, differentiation, and disease-specific alterations in gene regulation. With single-cell ATAC-seq (assay for transposase-accessible chromatin using sequencing), you can delve into the gene regulatory landscape of individual cells, unlocking invaluable insights into the epigenomic mechanisms that shape their behavior.

Deciphering Cancer Cell Heterogeneity for Precision Medicine
scATAC-seq is a powerful tool for studying cancer cell heterogeneity. Watch this webinar to see how scATAC-seq can deliver greater insights to your research.

Unlocking the Potential of Stem Cell Research Using the EpiQâ„¢ Chromatin Analysis Kit
Bedtime stories in Dr David Schaffer’s — one of today’s pioneers in stem cell research — childhood home were often not standard fairy tales. With both parents in careers as biomedical researchers (his mother in drug development and clinical trials for a major pharmaceutical company and his father, in cardiovascular research and a pharmacology professor) much of the conversation as far back as Schaffer can remember centered on biology and science.

Research Applications for the EpiQâ„¢ Chromatin Analysis Kit
EpiQ chromatin analysis kit is a novel epigenetics research tool for the quantitative assessment of chromatin structure in cultured cells. By combining in situ chromatin digestion, genomic DNA purification, and real-time PCR, the chromatin state for several gene promoters can be studied simultaneously.