Single Cell Omics and Cellular Immunology

Jun 19, 2019 | Episode 45 | 28 mins

NGS-based single cell genomics techniques can characterize the genetic material of millions of individual cells isolated from bulk tissues. These techniques have revolutionized our understanding of the type and nature of cells that exist in our bodies. Dr. Shalin Naik of the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research joined me to discuss his use of single cell omics to understand the immune system.

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