Using Single Cell Multi-Omics to Analyse the Immune SystemWatch now In this webinar experts explain how single cell multi-omics can provide detailed insights into how the immune system functions in health and disease.Single cell sequencing is a valuable approach for studying the immune system and its crosstalk with various tissues, providing information on gene expression within thousands of cells in a single experiment. Now that a new era of single cell multi-omics has emerged, new layers of information can be added to transcriptomics data, allowing us to study biological processes with unprecedent detail and throughput.This webinar will focus on:Talk 1: Single cell RNA sequencing from nasal biopsies reveals immune-/epithelial cell cross-talk in symptomatic post-COVID patients.The first talk – delivered by Dr. Anke Faehnrich of the University of Luebeck, Germany – will present recent findings on the crosstalk between immune and epithelial cells in post-COVID patients, as analysed with single cell RNA sequencing of nasal biopsies.What you will learn from this talk:An outline of applying single cell RNA-seq to study nasal biopsies, including:Transcriptome profiles of the identified cell types.Identification of key molecules and biological pathways linked to post-COVID syndrome.Immune/ epithelial crosstalk and its potential effect on mucosal barrier function. Talk 2: Chemoenzymatic measurement of cell-surface LacNAc in single cell multi-omics reveals LacNAc as a cell-surface indicator of glycolytic activity of CD8+ T cells.The second talk – delivered by Prof. Jie P. Li, of the Nanjing University, China – will introduce a novel multi-omic approach for the quantification of cell surface glycosylation, together with gene profiling at single cell level.What you will learn from this talk:The working principles of a novel chemoenzymatic method for LacNac detection at a single cell level.How cell-surface glycosylation levels vary in activated and quiescent CD8+ T cells.Further applications of single cell multi-omic approaches. Talks are followed by audience Q&A with both speakers:Dr. Anke Faehnrich, Head of the Single Cell Core Facility and Single Cell Sequencing Section, Institute of Experimental Dermatology, University of Luebeck, Germany.Prof. Jie P. Li, Professor of Chemical Immunology, Nanjing University, ChinaCheck out our latests webinars Learn more Single Cell, Infinite Insights: Overcoming Obstacles for Top-Notch Data In this webinar, you will embark upon a research journey alongside Luigina De Leo and our other speakers, using a challenging case study focusing on… Read more Uncover Cellular Heterogeneity with Advanced Single-cell Multi-Omics Approaches Join us as we delve into the latest single cell sequencing technology advancements, offering deeper insights into complex biological systems. Our webinar will explore the… Read more Single-cell Multi-omics for Immuno-oncology - Prof. Fan Rong Prof. Fan Rong, the Harold Hodgkinson Professor of Biomedical Engineering and Pathology at Yale University, has been driving single-cell innovation since 2006. With expertise in… Read more
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