A new technique capable of multiplying and reducing the cost of single-cell analysis
An international team, co-led by researchers from the CNAG in Barcelona, has developed a new technique that allows millions of individual cells to be analysed at the same time without the need for sequencing, using what is known as spatial genomics. The technique, called STAMP, could make this type of analysis cheaper and more widespread. ‘We are opening the door to revolutionary advances in precision medicine, enabling the development of highly targeted diagnostics and therapies capable of transforming clinical outcomes,’ say the authors, who publish their findings in the journal Cell.
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