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Using new Bruker and Thermo Fisher Scientific instruments, researchers have more than doubled the number of proteins commonly measured in single-cell experiments.
Developed by UW researchers, the method can achieve long-range, single-molecule reading of intact protein strands using the MinIon device from Oxford Nanopore Technologies.
For just under $3,000, the company analyzes DNA from a child's saliva sample by whole-genome sequencing, screening for genetic variants associated with more than 300 diseases.
The company showed early data establishing a rheumatoid arthritis-specific expression signature and is enrolling patients into a larger study.
The resource contains Illumina whole-genome sequencing data from UK Biobank participants and is available to approved researchers worldwide.