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Abstract scientific illustration on a dark navy background showing a central glowing sphere acting as a hub. On the left, softly lit capsule shapes and particles flow inward toward the center. On the right, the energy disperses outward into flowing lines, molecular networks, and data-like wave patterns, symbolizing the transformation from compounds to complex biological insights, depicting DRUG-seq

How DRUG-seq Reveals Mechanism-of-Action (MoA)

DRUG-seq is becoming a widely used transcriptomics method to study how compounds affect cellular biology at scale. In drug discovery, identifying compounds that produce a biological effect is only the…

Abstract illustration showing a long list of single-cell marker genes next to multiple simplified cells, representing that gene lists alone do not define a cell type.

Why a list of genes is not a cell type

Single-cell sequencing is one of the most powerful discovery tools in biology. In a single experiment, you resolve full transcriptomes across every major and minor cell type in your tissue….

Why Every Single-Cell Experiment Needs a Pilot

Single-cell sequencing has never been easier to run and never easier to misinterpret. Today, you can pick a platform, send samples, and receive a dataset with thousands of cells and…