Human Cell Atlas: A Spatially Resolved Map of Human Breast Tissue
On-Demand Webinar
Single-cell analysis methods allow us to catalogue the vast diversity of cellular phenotypes that exist in a sample. However, cell behavior is a function of its surroundings, and how cells organize and interact within a tissue sample can impact biological and clinical outcomes.
Using high-resolution imaging powered by the PhenoCycler™ solution (formerly CODEX®), researchers can now analyze the spatial and geographical context of individual cells in combination with other methods, such as single-cell sequencing and spatial transcriptomics, to build spatially-resolved, single-cell, multi-omic maps of all human cells and tissues.
In this on-demand webcast, Dr. Kai Kessenbrock discusses how spatial phenotyping can enhance the biological insights from Human Cell Atlas initiatives.
You will learn:
- How spatial phenotyping can generate high resolution maps of millions of cells in a tissue section
- How to complement single-cell RNA-seq data with PhenoCycler spatial proteomic data
- How to use spatial analysis tools to study cellular niches and neighborhoods within tissue samples
