spatial transcriptomics
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What is spatial transcriptomics?
Spatial transcriptomics is a class of methods used to measure gene expression while also mapping where the expression is occurring within a tissue. This technology allows researchers to understand how gene expression varies across different regions of a sample, providing insights into cellular organization, tissue function, and disease mechanisms. It is commonly used in studies of cancer, neuroscience, and developmental biology.
Which job functions commonly mention spatial transcriptomics?
Bioinformatician
2.1% of all Bioinformatician jobs mention spatial transcriptomics
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Bioinformatics
2.1% of all Bioinformatics jobs mention spatial transcriptomics
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Biologist
0.6% of all Biologist jobs mention spatial transcriptomics
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Scientist
0.2% of all Scientist jobs mention spatial transcriptomics
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Researcher
0.2% of all Researcher jobs mention spatial transcriptomics
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Which organizations are mentioning spatial transcriptomics?
Genentech
Manufacturing
Karolinska Institutet
Educational Services
University of California - San Francisco
Educational Services
The University of Michigan
Educational Services
Broad Institute
Manufacturing
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