Cancer cells exist in complex populations, and cells within a single tumor exhibit molecular and phenotypic variations. Single-cell omics applications have proven to be effective in identifying these variations and informing the development of precision medicines

Nordic BioSite will be at the 45th Scandinavian Society for Immunology (SSI) meeting, taking place in beautiful Geilo, Norway 2nd-6tf of April. You can come and talk to us during 3 days filled with exciting scientific speakers and information about the newest products for immunology research

In recent years, the field of multiomics has undergone an increasing expansion of interest from the scientific community. Several techniques have been developed to gain an increase in resolution when studying cellular characteristics. Using multiomics technology, scientists can now rebuild cell lineage trajectories to further understand animal development, to unravel how cancer cells develop during carcinogenesis by linking mutations with cellular behavior, and to identify cell subtypes within a population of cells (Reviewed in 1).