Maya Chergova, PhD
Dr. Maya Chergova obtained her BSc and MSc degrees in molecular biology and genetics from the University of Strasbourg, France, and a doctoral degree from the University of Padua, Italy. In 2018, she transferred to the biobanking space, and since then, she has been working with various oncology-focused CRO and biospecimen procurement companies. Based on her experience and interest in exploring and analyzing biomedical progress and trends of biomedical research, she began working as a science writer and content creator.
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Published Content
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Listicle
5 Key RNA Sequencing Techniques in Neuroscience
In this list, discover more about the key RNA-seq techniques used in neuroscience, including the direction and contributions of single-cell RNA sequencing, patch-seq and fluorescence in situ sequencing.
Article
Diverse Opinions to Common Challenges in the Field of Metabolomics
The diverse nature of the metabolome continually challenges researchers and creates a colorful array of opinions on which is the most comprehensive and precise approach, explored in this article.
Listicle
The 6 Leading Technological Advancement Trends in Lipidomics
Download this listicle to learn more about the latest advances in lipidomics software and analytical techniques.
How To Guide
How To Optimize Your Cryopreservation
With the increased applications of human-derived primary cells for therapeutic purposes, the importance of good cryopreservation practices is growing. Download this guide to discover key tips and tricks for improving your cryopreservation workflow.
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Freezing Life: The Current Trends in Cryopreservation
Cryopreservation has become an indispensable technique in scientific research and medical fields – this article explores the latest developments in approaches to its use.
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Promises and Obstacles in Lipidomics Research
A biomarker that represents the physiological environment of a cell at any given moment holds strong promise for quick and non-invasive diagnostics. The lipidome is gaining more traction among scientists in this field of research, and in this article, we explore why.
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