Arima Genomics is Enabling Single Cell 3D Genome Exploration of the Human Brain, One Cell at a Time
Arima Genomics, Inc., the leader in 3D genomics, today announced that it is launching into the world of single-cell analyses by enabling a team of researchers to map the 3D genome of the human brain, cell by cell.
- Arima Genomics, Inc., the leader in 3D genomics, today announced that it is launching into the world of single-cell analyses by enabling a team of researchers to map the 3D genome of the human brain, cell by cell.
- The research spans several multi-omic technologies, including 3D genomics, DNA methylation and RNA expression, to describe brain cells in unprecedented molecular detail – to classify brain cells into precise subtypes and pinpoint the location of each brain cell.
- Specifically, they will use the Arima Genomics kits as part of their single-nucleus methyl-3C sequencing (sn-m3C-Seq) workflow, which enables concurrent cell-by-cell interrogation of the methylation state and 3D chromatin organization of the genome.
- We are just beginning to understand its potential to reveal new biology in the brain,” said Anthony Schmitt, PhD, Senior Vice President of Science at Arima Genomics.