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$2.35 Billion by 2030: Why In Situ Hybridization Is Revolutionizing Molecular Diagnostics | MarketsandMarkets
What's driving the shift to spatially resolved molecular analysis? The global in situ hybridization market, valued at USD 1.64 billion ...
$2.35 Billion by 2030: Why In Situ Hybridization Is Revolutionizing Molecular Diagnostics | MarketsandMarkets™
What's driving the shift to spatially resolved molecular analysis? The global in situ hybridization market, valued at USD ...
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Characterizing Spatial Variability of Soil Organic Carbon Through Improved Machine-Learning Modeling With In Situ Data Resampling: A Case Study in Alaska - IEEE Xplore
Sparse and unevenly distributed soil samples across the northern high-latitude region greatly limit the accuracy of soil organic carbon (SOC) mapping. Substantial discrepancies, therefore, exist in ...
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The Single-Cell Club Is Rapidly Expanding
Single-cell RNA-seq (scRNA-seq) has spent the past decade maturing into a foundational technology. Over that time, the ...
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Spatial Biology Adds Sorting via SLACS Technology
Meteor Biotech’s SLACS platform isolates cells from tissue for multi-omics, advancing cancer, inflammation, and spatial ...
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Intelligent, Scalable, Precise: How n6 Is Transforming NGS Library Prep
In this interview, the team at n6 discusses their groundbreaking iconPCR thermocycler and its impact on laboratory automation ...
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Blocking key immune cells could make prostate cancer treatable
Scientists have revealed how certain immune cells may be quietly helping prostate cancer grow - and how blocking them could ...