by Laura Piovani | Dec 20, 2019 | Off science |
Merry Christmas everyone, The Telford lab is proud to present you… The Christmas oysters and the Christmas 10x kits. (I personally never had such expensive decorations on my tree all my life!!!) Have a lovely holidays, Ho Ho Ho!...
by Laura Piovani | Oct 28, 2019 | Off science |
Hello everyone, A lot of exciting things happened this past summer. To start off, we were all sent off to Ville-Franche-Sur-Mer to learn about computers, how to turn them on and how to analyse single cell sequencing results. We had some great teachers, nice food, good...
by Laura Piovani | Jul 22, 2019 | About science, Cell types, Techniques and lab |
How to dissociate samples into single cells *whilst not lose all hope of eventually becoming a Doctor of Philosophy* There are a LOT of different protocols to dissociate samples into single cells. However, to boil it down, they all use three main drivers: trituration...
by Laura Piovani, Konstantinos Geles | May 29, 2019 | About science, Cell types, Genes and genome |
There are many different reasons why single cell sequencing is a cool and exciting tool. Surely by reading our different blogs you might have caught a glimpse of some of those. But what is it exactly? And how does it work? It starts with a very simple idea: to...
by Laura Piovani, Konstantinos Geles | May 27, 2019 | About science |
A cell is the building block of living organisms (what about viruses? are they like Schrödinger’s cat? :p). Cells have all sorts of roles in organisms such as find, obtain, deliver & metabolise nutrients etc. Currently, there are three domains for the...
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