eBook | Lab essentials: Spatial biology

Written by Annie Coulson (Digital Editor)

This eBook cuts through the complexity of spatial techniques, featuring a series of inteveiws with pioneers in the field, and peer-reviewed research from the Taylor & Francis journal portfolio. This downloadable eBook offers a carefully curated exploration of spatial transcriptomics, proteomics and associated laboratory methodologies.

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  • Interview: Spatial biology: a collaboration between the biological sciences and information technologies
    • Discover the history of spatial biology in this interview with Mike Doyle, who invented one of the early platforms that gave rise to the field.
  • Interview: Machine learning approaches for spatial omic data analysis
    • Get best practice tips for collecting and analyzing spatial omic data from the Assistant Center Director for Research Informatics at the Moffitt Cancer Center, (FL, USA)
  • Application article: Effects of static electricity on analytical weighing
    • Sartorius provides you with all you need to know about the impact of static on your scales and how to minimize it.
  • White paper: Magnetism – an influencing factor on weighing
    • Reduce errors in your studies by getting preparatory and analytical weighing right. Discover how to account for the impact of magnetism in this white paper from Sartorius.
  • Special report: Spatial proteomics towards cellular resolution
    • This report provides an overview of the untargeted, bottom-up mass spectrometry (MS)-based spatial proteomics workflow. It highlights recent progress in tissue dissection, sample processing, bioinformatics, and liquid chromatography (LC)-MS technologies that are advancing spatial proteomics toward cellular resolution.
  • Review article: Spatial transcriptomic applications in orthopedics
    • This review highlights the transformative impact of spatial transcriptomics on orthopedic research, focusing on its application in deciphering intricate gene expression patterns within musculoskeletal tissues.

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