Single-cell ATAC-seq (Assay for Transposase-Accessible Chromatin using sequencing, scATAC-seq) is a relatively new and powerful technique that allows researchers to identify open chromatin regions and provides insight into the regulation of gene expression in individual cells. It has proven to be valuable for the study of cancer cell heterogeneity, understanding the regulatory landscape of individual cells, and exploring the molecular mechanisms underlying development and disease progression.

 

This webinar will focus on scATAC-seq applications for deciphering pediatric cancer cell heterogeneity. Fatima Valdes Mora, Ph.D., at Children's Cancer Institute, UNSW, will discuss how she has utilized scATAC-seq to study childhood cancers. Learn about her approach to investigating heterogeneity of tumor-infiltrating immune cells in different tumor states and hear tips and tricks for overcoming technical challenges associated with difficult samples in scATAC-seq workflows.

 

Join this state-of-the-art webinar to learn how scATAC-seq analysis can expand and deliver greater insights to your cancer research.

 

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