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The State of Multiomics & NGS

In our April 29 virtual summit GEN invites you to watch a superb line-up of presenters covering key topics in the world of multiomics, spatial biology, and NGS.

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For What’s Next: Preparing Today’s Lab or Tomorrow’s Discoveries

This eBook brings together a curated collection of resources to help you break through the constraints of throughput, reproducibility, and the significant hands-on time required just to keep experiments moving.

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Targeted Gene Delivery Calms Lung Inflammation in Respiratory Infection Mouse Models

A lung-targeted gene delivery approach curbed harmful inflammation in infected mice, reducing tissue damage while avoiding systemic immune effects, opening the door to a more precise way of treating severe infections.

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Tunneling Neurons in Adult Bird Brains Provide New Insights into Neurogenesis

Using electron microscopy (EM)-based connectomics to examine how migrating neurons in adult zebra finch brains interact with mature circuit elements, researchers observed tunneling behavior, and showed how the cells can move without glia scaffolds.

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10x Genomics Unveils Atera Spatial Platform at AACR Meeting

10x Genomics unveiled Atera at AACR, a spatial platform delivering whole-transcriptome profiling with higher throughput, sensitivity, and flexible workflows, aiming to ease traditional tradeoffs and support large-scale cancer and atlas studies.

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Single-Cell Atlas of Maternal–Fetal Interface Sheds Light on Pregnancy Complications

Scientists mapped the human maternal–fetal interface in unprecedented detail, identifying new cell types and mechanisms underlying pregnancy complications like preeclampsia, miscarriage, and preterm birth, improving understanding of healthy and disrupted development.

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Labguru Customer Portal Launched for CRO/CDMO and Client Collaboration

The new portal was designed to extend internal workflows to support external collaborators. With this structured approach, labs experience increased efficiency while minimizing version conflicts, human error, and compliance risks.

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Seer to Apply Deep Proteomics Tech to Singapore Population Cohort Study

Under the terms of the partnership, Seer's Proteograph product suite will be used to profile the plasma proteome in samples from 10,000 participants from the PRECISE-SG100k initiative.

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DNA Uptake in Cholera May Increase Defense Mechanisms

Study showed that Cholera bacteria can efficiently acquire genetic elements from extracellular DNA released by other cholerae strains and non-cholera vibrio species, potentially adding to their own antiviral defense arsenals.

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BBB Access Route via Proteomic Vascular Mapping

Understanding the processes of molecular movement across the BBB has been somewhat elusive, but a new technique for identifying the proteins within the luminal surface has been developed by HHMI researchers.

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Cancer Drug Shortfalls Tied to How BET Inhibitors Hit BRD2 and BRD4 Differently

Using rapid protein degradation, chemogenomics, and super‑resolution microscopy in mouse embryonic stem cells, the team dissected the distinct contributions of BRD2 and BRD4 to transcription.

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Drugs from a Text Prompt, Wegovy Pill Competition Dampens Lilly’s Surge

In this episode of GEN's Touching Base, editors discuss a new wave of agentic AI transforming the modern lab, multiple billion-dollar-plus acquisitions, and the dynamic obesity market.

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Cryo-EM Structural Biology Facility Opened in San Diego by FairJourney Bio

The cryo-EM technology is designed to provide detailed insights across the R&D value chain—from epitope mapping and hit generation to structure-guided lead optimization and candidate selection.

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First Detailed Insight into Bornavirus Nucleoprotein–RNA Complex Reveals Unique Assembly

Cryo-EM study reveals the first detailed structure of the Bornavirus nucleoprotein–RNA complex, uncovering unique RNA binding and assembly mechanisms that advance understanding of viral replication and antiviral targets.

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Epigenetics at Birth Links Microbiome to Neurodevelopment, Potentially ASD and ADHD

Researchers have found that the human gut microbiome and epigenetics are intertwined, and that both contribute to early life neurodevelopment, and potentially to the development of ASD and ADHD.

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