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Single-Cell Sequencing Now Works on Fixed Tumor Samples
Original: Single-Cell Sequencing Extends Tumor Analysis to Fixed Clinical Samples
Researchers report that single-cell sequencing methods have been extended to analyze preserved, fixed clinical tissue samples, not just fresh frozen tumors. This means archived pathology specimens from hospitals can now be studied cell by cell, opening access to vast collections of stored tumor samples. The advance could speed up cancer research and allow retrospective analysis of patient outcomes against cellular data.
Why now: Newly announced advance makes archived clinical samples usable for single-cell analysis, which matters to cancer researchers
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- Single-Cell Sequencing Extends Tumor Analysis to Fixed Clinical Samples · Bioengineer.org
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