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Explore cutting-edge Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) services, RNA-seq analysis, and single-cell genomics with QuickBiology. Unlock insights into gene expression, chromatin accessibility, and bioinformatics.Read More

Discover how Stereo-Seq, a cutting-edge spatial transcriptomics technology, enables ultra-high-resolution gene expression mapping. Learn its principles, advantages, and applications in biology and medicine.Read More

TELL-Seq is an innovative synthetic long-read sequencing technology that combines the cost-effectiveness of short-read platforms with the high resolution of long-read sequencing. By utilizing transposase-based barcoding, TELL-Seq enables accurate de novo genome assembly, structural variant detection, and haplotype phasing. It is particularly effective for analyzing complex genomes, metagenomic samples, and rare genetic variants. With its simplified workflow and compatibility with standard short-read platforms, TELL-Seq democratizes access to advanced genomic analysis, making it a powerful tool for researchers and clinicians alike.Read More

In the vast and intricate world of biology, every cell tells a story.What is Single-Cell Technology?Read More

In recent years, advancements in proteomics have transformed our ability to study proteins and their functions, pushing the boundaries of molecular biology and biomedical research. Read More

Drug-Seq combines single-cell RNA sequencing with drug testing to revolutionize drug discovery, personalized medicine, and cancer research. Learn how this innovative technology enhances precision, accelerates drug development, and improves patient outcomes.Read More

With the rapid advancement of genomics and epigenetics, two novel immunology approaches, CUT&RUN and CUT&Tag, have emerged for chromatin profiling. These methods address many of the limitations and drawbacks of classical chromatin mapping techniques, such as ChIP-seq (Chromatin Immunoprecipitation Sequencing).Read More

Shipping biological materials such as RNA, cells, and tissue samples over long distances presents a number of challenges, particularly when maintaining their integrity, functionality, and biological activity is crucial. Whether for research, diagnostics, or clinical purposes, improper handling and transport conditions can lead to sample degradation, contamination, or loss of viability.Read More