Advances in Single-Cell Analysis

This is part of the webinar series: Genome Technology Development presented May 2023
In this session speakers discuss several emerging technological opportunities for performing single-cell sequencing. You will hear about improvements to the sci-RNA-seq3 protocol that lead to the 12-million-cell dataset of mouse development and a variety of single-cell methods to address the complexity and heterogenicity of diseases, such as endometriosis.

00:00:00 Introduction - Mark Adams, Ph.D., The Jackson Laboratory
00:02:00 An Introduction to Single-Cell Genomic Analysis. Presented by Aaron Streets, Ph.D., University of California, Berkeley
00:21:08 Every Cell Everywhere All At Once - Building a scalable, low-cost protocol for whole organism transcriptional profiling. Presented by Beth Martin, University of Washington
00:35:47 Endometriosis and its microenvironment. Presented by Elise Courtois, Ph.D., The Jackson Laboratory
00:52:42 Q&A with the speakers

Thank you to The Jackson Laboratory and the National Human Genome Research Institute for their support, and to our speakers!

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