The European Union’s Horizon 2020 funding program has confirmed support for six pilot European Human Cell Atlas projects designed to contribute to the international Human Cell Atlas initiative (HCA) with studies of the brain, uterus, lung, pancreas and...
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A common bacteria that boosts digestive health can slow – and even reverse – build-up of a protein associated with Parkinson’s, new research suggests..
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Alternative splicing alterations have been widely related to several human diseases revealing the importance of their study for the success of translational medicine. Differential splicing (DS) occurrence has been mainly analyzed through...
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The advent of Next Generation Sequencing has allowed transcriptomes to be profiled with unprecedented accuracy, but the high costs of full-length mRNA sequencing have posed a limit on the...
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RNA-seq is a widely used approach to investigate gene expression and increasingly is used in time course studies to characterize transcriptomic changes over time. Two primary options are available as ...
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We invite applications from highly motivated candidates for a Quantitative Biologist/Bioinformatics position working within the Genomics group to design impactful studies and analyze single cell RNA-seq data across many therapeutic areas...
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The European Union’s Horizon 2020 funding program has confirmed support for six pilot European Human Cell Atlas projects designed to contribute to the international Human Cell Atlas initiative (HCA) with studies of the brain, uterus, lung, pancreas and...
Read More »
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