Whether you're a seasoned data maverick or a curious newcomer, this challenge is your ticket to experiencing the power of spatial data analysis. The Challenge is LIVE NOW and remains open until 30th November 2023. During this period you can participate at your pace. Depending on your familiarity with Conda and Jupyter, you may need 3 to 6 hours in total to complete all the tasks. Embrace this chance to make your mark in spatial transcriptomics, and win epic prizes such as STOmics Cloud subscriptions valued up to $9,500, Fitbit Smart Watches, ergonomic wireless keyboard & mouse sets, and STOmics Rubik's Cubes, to keep your mind and boy fit! Seize this opportunity to wield the power of Stereo-seq, the most accessible spatial platform brought to you by MGI and STOmics.
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Dr. Ankur Sharma, Head of Onco-Fetal Ecosystem Laboratory at the Harry Perkins Institute of Medical Research, has partnered with BGI Group to use Stereo-seq to reveal new ways of combating liver cancer.
BGI Australia will look to expand its testing scope and demonstrate its capabilities in clinical solutions, as well as seek partnerships in technology transfer to make genomic testing more accessible to the community.
Brisbane, 20 October 2022 – BGI Australia’s lab has achieved accreditation from the National Association of Testing Authorities (NATA) to perform clinical Whole Exome Sequencing in Australia. The state-of-the-art facility has been empowering Australian scientists in their innovative research since 2017 and is now providing clinical services for the wider community. The NATA accreditation adopts the internationally-recognised ISO15189 and meets the accreditation standards for pathology laboratories set by the National Pathology Accreditation Advisory Council. Dr. Bicheng Yang, Director of BGI Australia said “We will continue to improve and increase the accessibility of clinical sequencing to clinical laboratories, research institutes and hospitals.”
Salamander brains share some, but not all, structures with the mammalian brain. They also have greater capacity to regenerate in response to damage. Three groups now come together with single-cell transcriptomics analyses that set the salamander brain in evolutionary context (see the Perspective by Faltine-Gonzalez and Kebschull). By comparing salamander brains with those of lizard, turtle, and mouse, Woych et al. track the evolutionary innovations that gave rise to the mammalian six-layered neocortex, which salamanders do not have. Lust et al. take a close look at why the axolotl brain is so much more capable of regeneration than is the mammalian brain. Finally, Wei et al. compare the developmental and regenerative processes in the axolotl brain. Read the full paper at the button below.
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BGI’s remarkable journey fighting COVID-19, from BGI’s emergency response since the very beginning of the outbreak to BGI’s battle-proven COVID-19 solutions to provide timely detection and intervention support.
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