Maintaining tolerance to a graft or organ transplant is a critical aspect of treatment for precision medicine. Antibody-mediated rejection is a serious hurdle to transplantation success, but the integration of highly selected stem cells into treatment may be a solution.

The potential applications of deep learning tools in preliminary studies have developed along with their complexity in the past few years. Now, they could be used to help to refine a study or programme before it takes place in order to optimise its efficiency.

On-demand seminar. Learn more about the Ionic system and a real-world case study on how the Ionic is being utilized at a leading cancer centre.

This Commentary article explores the potential applications which arise from combining multiple modalities of information to augment the spatial resolution of data.

In this Discussion Group Report, we investigate some recent applications of long- and short-read sequencing technologies. Continued improvements and advancements in the field mean sequencing errors are increasingly a thing of the past, while the portability of some new units makes them ideal for work in the field.

Our May Omics Series discussion group focused on the current uses and potential of multi-omics bioinformatics.

In this Commentary article, we investigate the application of new research techniques to inspecting genomic data for the presence of de novo variants - genetic alterations present for the first time in one individual as a result of a variant inherited from a parent. Used in combination with data from the 100,000 Genome Project, these techniques could reduce the time taken for patients to receive a diagnosis for rare genetic diseases.

At NGO US: In-Person 2022, Carlos Cruchaga of the Washington School of Medicine presents on using QTL and GWAS data to unlock the future of therapeutic treatment for neurodegenerative disease.