Abate Lab

University of California, San Francisco

PHARMACOLOGY

San Francisco · United States

NIH-funded
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NIH R01 · 2025

Identification of Regulatory Mechanisms Operating in Rare Pathogenic Astrocyte Subsets in Multiple Sclerosis with a Novel Genomic Technology

ABSTRACT Single-cell genomic, epigenomic, and transcriptomic technologies can identify unique cell subsets with important physiologic roles; however, RNA or DNA signatures cannot always be linked to unique surface markers, hampering the re-isolation of these cell subsets for in-depth analyses. Moreover, conventional single-cell methods require sequencing prohibitively large numbers of cells to characterize rare subsets. Here we will develop and apply SEARCH-seq, a high-throughput cytometry method that detects RNA or DNA markers with single molecule sensitivity that allows the rapid isolation of target cells for in-depth transcriptomic, genomic, or epigenomic analyses. We will use the method…

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