Throughout recent years, single-cell sequencing has evolved into a multi-purpose toolkit that tackles various biological questions. However, it’s a toolkit that generates data. A lot of data. More data means more information to process: causing unique challenges during the analysis.
What did August 2021 mean for you? Probably nothing out of the ordinary. For Steff Taelman, it’s a bit different. It didn’t only mark his first anniversary as a BioLizard employee. In that first year, he also had the lead in creating a new BioLizard data analytics and data visualization application ...
To start off, let’s use a well-known analogy to understand single-cell sequencing better—a smoothie. When you taste a smoothie, you are never entirely certain about every single ingredient used and its quantity. But, you most certainly will recognize ‘the big chunks’ or overpowering flavours, like: ...
Winner of the 2013 Nature’s method of the year: single-cell sequencing. It’s no surprise that this method has gained in popularity ever since. Before the award, bulk sequencing methods were the standard for analyzing the transcriptome and other omics. Throughout the years, more single-cell ...
