The client wanted to use spatial single‑cell transcriptomics to study the molecular histopathology of chronic inflammatory bowel disease. No benchmarked workflows existed, and the technology required sophisticated analysis.
We re‑annotated spatial datasets, developed a tailored workflow and performed analyses to uncover inflammatory signatures and cell‑cell communication.
Spatial transcriptomics adds a new dimension to cellular analysis. This project shows how custom workflows can unlock the value of spatial data to reveal disease mechanisms and support drug discovery.
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Oncology drug development often begins in patients, allowing early safety and efficacy insights. Yet many cancer drugs still fail in the clinic. We validate the target but ignore its context within the tumor microenvironment. This article explores why spatial biology may improve clinical success.
BioLizard has been named “Bioinformatics Innovation of the Year” in the 2025 BioTech Breakthrough Awards. The honor spotlights Bio|Verse® Navigator, a visual analytics workspace that unifies complex R&D data so scientists can decide faster, with confidence.
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