<br/>The ability to correlate single-cell genetic and protein expression information to cellular phenotypes will provide the kind of detailed insight into human physiology and disease pathways that is not possible to infer from bulk cell analysis. This capability is particularly pertinent to understanding cancer biology, given the highly heterogeneous nature of the disease. This presentation emphasizes the development of nanomaterials in my lab to enable a set of single-cell technologies for studying complex tissues and disease.<br/>

Highly multiplexed and high-throughput analysis of single cells

256th National Meeting (2018)

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