Taking your single-cell sequencing to new lengths with Oxford Nanopore
The analysis of genomic heterogeneity at the single-cell level has provided new insights into many research areas, including cancer research, cell development and function, and immunology. However, the use of short-read sequencing limits the ability to identify isoforms, alternative splicing, variants and other biologically important features. Nanopore sequencing resolves this challenge by enabling the analysis of full-length transcripts to gain a deeper understanding of complex biology.
This webinar provides insight into the implementation of long-read single-cell sequencing – from library preparation to data analysis – with in-house experts from Oxford Nanopore.
Who this may interest?
- Academic researchers
- Drug developers
- Clinical researchers
- Sequencing researchers
- Genomic researchers
Speakers
Rebecca Pawluk
Development Scientist in Sample Technology
Oxford Nanopore (Oxford, UK)
Rebecca is a Development Scientist at Oxford Nanopore with a background in disease genetics. She achieved her PhD from Swansea University (Wales, UK) in 2018 studying inbreeding and disease resistance in fish. Rebecca has been at Oxford Nanopore for almost two years working with Sample Technology and the Applications team.
Neil Horner
Software Developer
Oxford Nanopore (Oxford, UK)
Neil is a Software Developer within the Customer Workflows team. In the two years that Neil has been at Oxford Nanopore, he has been involved in the development and maintenance of various life science workflows, including the transcriptomics, single-cell and AAV-QC workflows. Prior to joining Oxford Nanopore, Neil worked at MRC Harwell (Oxford, UK) on the development of automated mouse phenotyping methods and completed a PhD in molecular microbiology, studying oomcyete mycoparasites.
Ann Chia
Inside Sales Specialist
Oxford Nanopore (Oxford, UK)
Ann is currently serving as an Oxford Nanopore Account Specialist within the APAC team. She holds a master’s degree in crop biotechnology from the University of Nottingham (UK). Before joining Oxford Nanopore, Ann served as a Regional Sales Manager overseeing the NGS consumables market in Southeast and Northeast Asia. With over eight years of experience in sequencing, she has transitioned through roles involving Sanger sequencing, short-read sequencing, NGS consumables, and now specializes in nanopore technology.
This webinar was recorded on Friday 19 July 2024
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