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Transcriptome analysis of animal models for mental illness using CosMX

Co-sponsored by Visualix,K.K. / Bruker Spatial Biology

This seminar will introduce a novel approach for analyzing cell-specific gene expression patterns within brain tissue while preserving spatial information. This method enables a more detailed understanding of gene expression trends in specific cell populations and neural circuits.<br>Dr. Nagai will discuss how this innovative analytical approach is being applied to mental illness model animal research. The seminar will cover an overview of the analysis and the emerging insights, presented with concrete examples.<br>Additionally, we will provide an update on the future prospects of Bruker Spatial Biology's revolutionary spatial analysis technology.

Visualizing Multicellular Interactions with CosMx: New Discoveries from Latest Research Examples

The 48th Annual Meeting of the Japan Neuroscience Society

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[3LS-08-02]Transcriptome analysis of animal models for mental illness using CosMX

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