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MGI is now an official distributor of STOmics-related products

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Beat the rush: Early bird special offer for STOmics Stereo-seq OMNI

STOmics is excited to announce an exclusive early bird pre-order offer for STOmics' latest FFPE solution -- Stereo-seq OMNI. Early adopters can secure significant discounts on pre-orders for a limited time only.

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International Scientists Release Most Complete Primate Brain Cell Atlas to Date

International scientists from China and other countries on July 12 released the most complete primate brain cell atlas so far, setting a new milestone for the development of brain science and providing a new foundation for the research of brain diseases such as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's. Their research paper was published in Cell.

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Science cover! Scientists build world's first spatio-temporal atlas of brain regeneration by STOmics Stereo-seq

The human brain has difficulty recovering on its own after an injury, but the brain of the Ambystoma mexicanum can. Brain regeneration is a complex biological process. Which kinds of key biological changes that occur during this process, and what are the important cells involved in this process, and their functions?

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Stereo-seq V1.0 Chip-on-a-slide product is officially launched and ready for ordering

Shenzhen, 20(th) January, 2022 - STOmics launches its new spatial transcriptomics reagent kit – Stereo-seq V1.0 for the global market today. Spatially resolved transcriptomics was named as Method of the Year 2020 by Nature Method. New technologies and products emerge in this area. However, the resolution and capture areas remain the two challenges limiting the research in spatial transcriptomics. STOmis groundbreaking technology -- Stereo-seq, which confluences cellular resolution and centimeter-level field

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STOmics launches its first SpatialTemporal Omics Grant Program to usher in a new age for global life sciences discovery

Shenzhen, 7(th) September, 2022 – STOmics has today launched the SpatialTemporal Omics Grant Program – a global research grant to support scientists and researchers studying spatiotemporal omics by promoting access to STOmics proprietary Stereo-seq, the leading spatially-resolved single-cell resolution transcriptomics platform.

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New melanoma research using Stereo-seq is published in Nature

Shenzhen, 22(nd) September, 2022 – A new melanoma research led by Professor Chris Marine at the Centre for Cancer Biology, VIB (Vlaams Instituut voor Biotechnologie), was published in the September issue of Nature. Combining single-cell RNA sequencing, lineage tracing, and spatial transcriptomics technologies (Stereo-seq), researchers investigated the spatiotemporally resolved cellular hierarchy in melanoma progression and metastasis.

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Stereo-seq reveals causes of cervical cancer progression and provides scientific guidance for advanced cancer treatment

Cervical cancer is the fourth most dangerous cancer for women's health worldwide. According to statistics, nearly 570,000 new cases of cervical cancer were reported worldwide in 2018.

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STOC Inception Ceremony & Release of Initial Results

STOC launches with more than 80 scientists joining globally, focused on obtaining the greatest scientific benefits from spatially resolved transcriptomics technology; first studies use BGI-Research’s Stereo-seq to produce spatiotemporal cellular maps of mice, Drosophila, zebrafish, and Arabidopsis.

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