
nCounter® miRNA Expression Panels
Helping Your Research
Conventional technologies for small RNA profiling like RNAseq can be costly, onerous, and require complex data analysis. In addition, they require RNA purification and multiple enzymatic steps that can be challenging for biofluid samples like serum and plasma. When developing reliable and robust miRNA signatures for different diseases, you need a robust and reliable platform that works well with multiple sample types.
nCounter miRNA Expression Panels utilize NanoString’s amplification-free technology to do expression profiling by direct quantification of individual RNA molecules. The assay detects miRNAs without the use of reverse transcription or amplification by using molecular barcodes. Therefore, it is easier and faster to validate miRNA biomarkers as compared to RNASeq or PCR-based platforms and the results are highly reproducible. With nCounter miRNA Expression Panels, you can:
- Reliably detect and quantitate the most biologically relevant human or mouse miRNAs directly from FFPE, blood, or biofluids
- Skip laborious library prep and process your samples with less than one hour of hands-on time
- Experience unparalleled reproducibility and specificity with a dynamic range of six logs
- Receive publication-ready figures within 24 hours with robust, off-the-shelf data analysis solutions
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Publications
The Technical Feasibility of Digital Spatial Profiling in Immune/Inflammation Study of Thrombosis
Background: A comprehensive study of the distribution and role of immune/inflammatory cells in thrombosis is still lacking because traditional pathology techniques cannot accomplish the analysis of numerous protein and genetic data simultaneously. We aimed to evaluate the feasibility of digital spatial profiling (DSP) to study immune/inflammation reaction in thrombosis progression.
Morphologic and molecular analysis of liver injury after SARS-CoV-2 vaccination reveals distinct characteristics
Background and Aims: Liver injury after COVID-19 vaccination is very rare and shows clinical and histomorphological similarities with autoimmune hepatitis (AIH). Little is known about the pathophysiology of COVID-19 vaccine-induced liver injury (VILI) and its relationship to AIH.
Pan-cancer T cell atlas links a cellular stress response state to immunotherapy resistance
Tumor-infiltrating T cells offer a promising avenue for cancer treatment, yet their states remain to be fully characterized. Here we present a single-cell atlas of T cells from 308,048 transcriptomes across 16 cancer types, uncovering previously undescribed T cell states and heterogeneous subpopulations of follicular helper, regulatory and proliferative T cells.
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