The Scientist - USA (2020-05)

Studying layers of cells grown on flat surfaces leaves a lot to be desired as cellular responses and gene expression change when cells are not in their native,

3-D arrangements. Researchers develop organoids from primary cell lines or stem cells, and these structures are similar in architecture to primary tissue,

which makes them relevant models of in vivo conditions. Scientists use organoids to study many areas of human biology, including toxicology, infection,

and cancer. Join this webinar, brought to you by The Scientist and sponsored by Bio-Techne and 10x Genomics, to learn how researchers use human

cerebral and tumor-derived organoids to better mimic the state of living tissue for drug development and infection studies.

CATHRYN HAIGH, PhD

Chief, Prion Cell Biology Unit

Laboratory of Persistent Viral Diseases

National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases

Division of Intramural Research

Rocky Mountain Laboratories

National Institutes of Health

DANIELA S. GERHARD, PhD

Director, the Human Cancer Model Initiative

Director, Office of Cancer Genomics

National Cancer Institute

National Institutes of Health

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THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 2020

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TOPICS COVERED

• Human cerebral organoid applications for prion
  disease


• Insights from the Human Cancer Models Initiative

ONDEMAND

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Using 3-D Organoids to Answer Questions

About Human Health

Crucial Applications of Single-Cell Gene Expression

and Immune Profiling for Infectious Disease Research

The ongoing coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak has taken thousands of lives, and the number of infections is growing daily. In this webinar, sponsored

by 10x Genomics, Brian Fritz will discuss the utility of single-cell technologies to advance infectious disease research, highlighting how the scientific

community can respond to such events.

BRIAN FRITZ, PhD

Associate Director, Strategic Market

Development & Programs

10x Genomics

ORIGINALLY AIRED

TUESDAY, APRIL 7, 2020

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http://www.the-scientist.com/covid-19-10x

TOPICS COVERED

• How to study adaptive immune response using 10x Genomics
  Single-Cell Immune Profiling


• Combining single-cell multiomic readouts of immune
  cell biology


• How to uncover hidden insights with single-cell immune profiling

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