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Proteomics Databases



Metabolomics Databases

• • Single-Nuclear RNA Sequencing

  Single-nuclear RNA sequencing(snRNA-Seq) is an advanced high-throughput technology designed to analyze RNA expression at the level of individual cell nuclei. This approach has become increasingly valuable in biomedical research due to its ability to reveal cellular heterogeneity, track cell differentiation trajectories, and decipher tissue complexity. Unlike traditional methods that require whole-cell dissociation, single-nuclear RNA sequencing directly isolates RNA from intact nuclei, preserving the ......

• • Single-Cell Long-Read Sequencing

  Single-Cell Long-Read Sequencing is an advanced technology that enables the comprehensive characterization of genomic and transcriptomic information at the single-cell level. By integrating the strengths of single-cell resolution and long-read sequencing, this approach addresses limitations associated with traditional short-read sequencing methods, such as difficulties in resolving complex genomic rearrangements, identifying full-length isoforms, and analyzing gene families. Long-read sequencing gener......

• • Molecule Discovery

  Molecule discovery refers to the identification and characterization of biomolecules and their biological functions. At its core, this technology seeks to pinpoint proteins, nucleic acids, metabolites, and other critical molecules involved in specific biological processes. Beyond advancing fundamental science, molecule discovery has far-reaching applications in clinical medicine, drug development, and agricultural innovation. For instance, researchers use this approach to identify disease biomarkers, ......

• • Spatial Seq

  Spatial Seq is an innovative technique designed to acquire genomic information while preserving the spatial context of tissue sections. Unlike traditional sequencing methods, which require the dissociation of tissues or cells and result in the loss of spatial information, Spatial Seq enables high-resolution mapping of gene expression within intact tissues. This integration of spatial and genomic data allows researchers to investigate cellular behaviors and interactions within their native microenviron......

• • Single-Particle Cryo-Electron Microscopy

  Single-Particle Cryo-Electron Microscopy is a cutting-edge high-resolution technique for visualizing the structures of biological macromolecules. Unlike traditional electron microscopy, which relies on staining or fixation and often introduces artifacts or sample deformation, this method employs rapid freezing at liquid nitrogen temperatures (approximately -196°C) to preserve samples in their native states. Its key advantage lies in achieving high-resolution structures without requiring sample crystal......

• • Spatial RNA-Seq

  Spatial RNA-Seq is a cutting-edge technology that enables the precise analysis of gene expression within the spatial framework of tissue sections. By integrating RNA sequencing with spatial information, it generates localized gene expression profiles, shedding light on the roles and interactions of cells within their native microenvironments. Unlike traditional RNA sequencing, which provides genome-wide data but lacks spatial resolution, spatial RNA-Seq not only identifies the transcriptional characte......

• • HTS Screening Assays

  HTS screening assays represent a powerful methodology for rapidly and efficiently evaluating the biological activities or properties of a vast number of compounds or biological samples. By integrating automation, miniaturization, and parallelization into experimental workflows, HTS screening assays enable the analysis of tens of thousands of samples in a short time frame. This approach has become indispensable in drug discovery, functional genomics, proteomics, and other domains of life sciences.   In......

• • Single-Crystal X-Ray Crystallography

  Single-Crystal X-Ray Crystallography is a powerful analytical method for determining the atomic and molecular structures of substances by analyzing X-ray diffraction patterns generated by single crystals. When X-rays interact with the periodic atomic lattice within a crystal, they produce a diffraction pattern that can be used to reconstruct the three-dimensional arrangement of atoms. This technique has wide-ranging applications across chemistry, physics, and biology and serves as a cornerstone for st......

• • High-Throughput Assay

  High-throughput assay refers to a rapid and highly efficient experimental approach designed to handle large-scale sample sets or datasets. Widely applied in disciplines such as biomedicine, drug development, genomics, and proteomics, this method leverages automation and integration to significantly enhance the speed and precision of data acquisition, thereby accelerating both fundamental research and clinical applications.   In proteomics, high-throughput assay is indispensable as it facilitates the s......

• • High-Throughput Screening

  High-throughput screening (HTS) is a pivotal technology in modern biology, chemistry, and drug discovery. By integrating automation, miniaturization, and computational analysis, high-throughput screening enables the efficient and systematic screening of extensive sample or compound libraries to identify bioactive molecules, protein targets, or potential drug candidates. Its defining characteristics-speed and high throughput-allow for the rapid analysis of hundreds of thousands, or even millions, of sa......