scRNAseq reveals spatio-temporal atlas of mouse epididymal cellsWatch nowProfessor Hao Chen of the Medical School of Nantong University, presented a comprehensive spatio-temporal atlas of mouse epididymal cells using innovative single-cell RNAseq methods. This will include a novel method to detect time-resolved nascent RNA kinetics, using case studies from both recently published work and unpublished work.About the speakersDr. Hao Chen; Professor, Nantong University Medical SchoolDr. Hao Chen is currently a Professor of the Institute of Reproductive Medicine at Nantong University. By using scRNA-seq, time-lapse imaging, and conditional KO mice, his lab works on diseases associated with human infertility, such as sperm maturation during the epididymis, asthenozoospermia, and gametogenesis defects.Julie Laliberté; General Manager / Sr Director of R&D at Singleron BiotechnologiesJulie is a biomedical scientist level III, with experience in cancer biology. She has a strong background in proof of concept experiments, trouble shooting, assay validation, and product development. Currently, she oversees our two newly-opened branches in the US, specifically Connecticut and Michigan.Check out our latest webinars Learn more B2B-RARE Bench to Bedside: Understanding and Personalizing Treatment for Rare Neuromuscular Diseases In the European Union alone, around 36 million people live with a rare disease. And that number sounds almost contradictory. How can something rare affect… Read more Podcast: Why everyone needs bioinformatics skills now Why are bioinformatics skills becoming essential for every life scientist? And how is AI changing the way researchers analyze biological data? In the third episode… Read more Beyond Standard Single Cell Sequencing: Adding a New Dimension to Biological Discovery Standard single cell RNA sequencing is a powerful starting point in life science research, but it only tells part of the story. In this webinar,… Read more
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