Nanostring
12:00pm - 1:00pm /
Tuesday 13th June 2017
/ Venue: Seminar room 4 Life Sciences Building
Type: Seminar /
Category: Research
- Linda D'Amore
- Admission: Free
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The Centre for Genomic Research has launched a seminar series which provides an insight in the latest technologies and applications in genomics.
The next seminar will be held in the Life Science Building (Seminar room 4) at 12 on the 13th June. Refreshments, sponsored by Nanostring , will be served after the seminar to allow further discussion and networking.
The ability to measure changes at the protein level is crucial to identifying specific cell populations and monitoring cellular response. NanoString Technologies has developed the nCounter® Analysis System for use in high-resolution multi-parameter analysis of biomolecules—both for nucleic acids, and now for protein using a single detector from a sample of limited volume and concentration.
For more information please visti our website (https://www.liverpool.ac.uk/genomic-research/services/technologies/nanostring/)
The next seminar will be held in the Life Science Building (Seminar room 4) at 12 on the 13th June. Refreshments, sponsored by Nanostring , will be served after the seminar to allow further discussion and networking.
The ability to measure changes at the protein level is crucial to identifying specific cell populations and monitoring cellular response. NanoString Technologies has developed the nCounter® Analysis System for use in high-resolution multi-parameter analysis of biomolecules—both for nucleic acids, and now for protein using a single detector from a sample of limited volume and concentration.
For more information please visti our website (https://www.liverpool.ac.uk/genomic-research/services/technologies/nanostring/)