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Deep learning and agentic AI analysis of single-cell RNAseq data.
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Deep learning and agentic AI analysis of single-cell RNAseq data.
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Veronique Brault uses single-cell RNA-seq to study how DYRK1A gene dosage affects striatal development in Down syndrome and intellectual disability mouse models.
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Ram Krishna Thakur, Göran Karlsson explore how single-cell omics reveals cellular heterogeneity driving clinical outcomes in CML.
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CyteType uses a five-agent AI framework for accurate cell type annotation in scRNA-seq data. Outperforms reference-based methods by 300%+ in benchmarking.
Read more →Explore why LLMs alone fail at cell annotation and how CyteType fixed it.
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Nygen Analytics wins 1M SEK Vinnova grant to develop AI-powered predictive models for cancer immunotherapy with VLP Therapeutics, advancing personalized treatment selection.
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Inside the Institute of Bioorganic Chemistry Polish Academy of Sciences, a state-of-the-art laboratory charts an ambitious course for single-cell analysis in Poland.
Read more →Hands-on single-cell RNA-Seq and multi-omics analysis course at IBCH Poznan.
Read more →Accelerated single-cell data analysis course with LMU Klinikum.
Read more →Hands-on single-cell data analysis course at University of St. Andrews.
Read more →Hands-on single-cell data analysis course at King's College London.
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CyteType is multi-agentic annotation system designed for single-cell RNA-seq cluster annotation. Designed to deploy three specialized AI agents to provide accurate cell type identification, literature validation, and pathway-level reasoning beyond traditional marker-based methods and beyond. Built for researchers seeking precise, evidence-backed single-cell data analysis with comprehensive biological context.
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An year-old facility is quietly revolutionizing how core services support cutting-edge research. Through a partnership built on scientific curiosity and shared problem-solving,
Read more →Accelerated single-cell data analysis course with Max-Planck-Institut.
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