RNA-Seq – Multimedia

Designing an RNA-Seq experiment is a multi-faceted process that requires careful planning and execution. From selecting the right assay to optimizing library preparation, every decision impacts the quality of your results.

Single-cell RNA sequencing (scRNA-seq) approaches can provide transcriptomic profiles of individual cells isolated from brain tissue.

This application note presents an efficient solution for this task, ensuring precise cell and nuclei counting to perform effective single-cell analyses.

This application focus explores how spatial profiling with cyclic staining imaging technology can address this knowledge gap in liver metastases research.

This poster evaluates four WTA solutions to determine the best choice for aspects such as library complexity, intra sample concordance and reproducibility.

This application note provides insights into innovative methodologies designed to enhance miRNA discovery and mapping from low-input samples.

Learn how the novel full-length RNA-Seq approach from Azenta allows you to preserve the entire length of and effectively sequence the poly(A) tails of your mRNA products.

Learn more about GENEWIZ Next Generation Sequencing solutions and discover how our expertise and technologies can help advance your innovations.

Choose your optimal RNA sequencing assay type by downloading the GENEWIZ RNA-Seq Technical Specifications Sheet for a summary of our RNA-Seq services and the corresponding technical details.

This app note highlights a multiplex immunofluorescence imaging solution for targeted spatial proteomics that provides several advantages over other spatial proteomic and transcriptomic technologies for biomarker studies.