Single-cell Multi-Omics
The first BD single-cell Multi-Omics user group meeting
BD Biosciences organized the first BD ever single-cell Multi-Omics user group meeting at BD headquarters, Winnersh in March 2019, in the UK. The aim of this event was to bring together users of the BD Multi-Omics technology and share their work & experience.
An exciting day resulted with the speakers talking about how the BD Rhapsody™ system and the BD™ AbSeq assays have been used to further advance their research.
The topics were diverse, ranging from evolution of Multi-Omics and discussion of future challenges in single-cell Multi-Omics, simultaneous mRNA and epitope mapping of human CD4+ cells and translational immunophenotyping.
Wish to learn more ? Watch our BD single-cell Multi-Omics user meeting webinar series !
-Webinar 1 : Simultaneous single-cell mRNA and epitope mapping of human CD4+ T-cells using the BD Rhapsody™ and the BD™ AbSeq platform - Dr Ricardo C. Ferreira, University of Oxford
-Webinar 2 : Evolution, challenges and the future of single-cell immunology – Christina Chang, PhD
Webinar 1 : Dr Ricardo C. Ferreira, University of Oxford
Simultaneous single-cell mRNA and epitope mapping of human CD4+ T-cells using the BD Rhapsody™ and the BD™ AbSeq platform
Currently a senior post-doctoral fellow in John Todd’s lab at the University of Oxford, my primary research aims at understanding how type 1 diabetes-associated genetic variants are functionally associated with disease. Through a combination of genomic and flow cytometric approaches, I have been interested in characterising the regulatory T-cell compartment in type 1 diabetes, and how it is modulated by low-dose IL-2 treatment in vivo. More recently, I have been interested in the application of single-cell RNA sequencing technologies, including the BD Rhapsody™ system, as a powerful new approach to dissect the heterogeneity of regulatory T cells in humans. Dr. Ricardo C.Ferreira
Webinar 2 : Christina Chang, PhD
Evolution, challenges and the future of single-cell immunology
In this webinar, the second in the series of the BD Multi-Omics user day presentations, Christina Chang talks about how the BD single-cell, end-to-end workflow with informatics helps to increase the experimental power available to researchers. This workflow comprises of sample preparation, single-cell isolation and molecular barcoding, library preparation, sequencing and data analysis.
Watch the webinar to learn how the BD® AbSeq, BD Rhapsody™ platform, Targeted RNA-seq Panels and SeqGeq™/FlowJo™ give researchers greater flexibility in workflow and experimental design !
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