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  1. Europe @[email protected] ·

    Novogene Europe expands single-cell sequencing capability at Cambridge Omics Centre

    Novogene Europe, a multiomics research services partner, today announced that it has expanded its single-cell RNA sequencing capability…
    #Europe #EU #Bioinformatics #Cell #Chromium #DevelopmentalBiology #Gene #GeneExpression #Genomics #immunology #Metabolomics #Multiomics #neuroscience #oncology #Research #RNA #RNASequencing #Transcriptomics
    europesays.com/europe/103313/

    #transcriptomics #rnasequencing #rna #research #oncology #neuroscience
  2. JEG @[email protected] ·
    CW: Rare #rant about #titles and #abstracts on #biology articles

    Would it be too much to ask for authors to mention either on the title or the abstract of a paper what #ModelOrganism was used? IMHO the significance / interest of many findings depends on that, and definitely is a criteria I use to choose whether or not to read further (which is what titles and abstracts are for). Do some people think their findings are universal? #CellBiology #DevBio #Genetics #DevelopmentalBiology

    #modelorganism #cellbiology #devbio #genetics #developmentalbiology
  3. JEG @[email protected] ·
    CW: Rare #rant about #titles and #abstracts on #biology articles

    Would it be too much to ask for authors to mention either on the title or the abstract of a paper what #ModelOrganism was used? IMHO the significance / interest of many findings depends on that, and definitely is a criteria I use to choose whether or not to read further (which is what titles and abstracts are for). Do some people think their findings are universal? #CellBiology #DevBio #Genetics #DevelopmentalBiology

    #modelorganism #cellbiology #devbio #genetics #developmentalbiology
  4. JEG @[email protected] ·
    CW: Rare #rant about #titles and #abstracts on #biology articles

    Would it be too much to ask for authors to mention either on the title or the abstract of a paper what #ModelOrganism was used? IMHO the significance / interest of many findings depends on that, and definitely is a criteria I use to choose whether or not to read further (which is what titles and abstracts are for). Do some people think their findings are universal? #CellBiology #DevBio #Genetics #DevelopmentalBiology

    #developmentalbiology #genetics #devbio #cellbiology #modelorganism