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FlowJo SeqGeq

Mar 30, 2017

FlowJo has launched SeqGeq, a platform-agnostic desktop application for analysis of single-cell omics data. It offers tools to identify subpopulations of cells based on a variety of genes and synthetic parameters, to compare clusters and identify differentially-expressed genes or pathways of interest, and to generate publication-ready heatmaps and figures using a drag-and-drop layout editor. The application accepts a variety of data types, including scRNA-seq, RNA-Seq, and microarray data.

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