Vizgen is developing the next generation of genomics tools to expand on the capabilities of spatially resolved transcriptomics. Our technology will aide the acceleration of biological research and discovery to advance human health. Access supporting resources by selecting the category below.
Abstract: Spatially resolved transcriptomic imaging technologies such as Vizgen’s MERSCOPETM platform allows massively multiplexed single-cell measurement in situ and have been instrumental for molecular and cell atlasing. However, cell types and states are not only…
Abstract: MERFISH technology is based on single molecule fluorescence in situ hybridization (smFISH) and can measure both the copy number and spatial distribution of 100s to 1000s of RNAs simultaneously.1 However, the RNA in fresh…
This technical note describes a MERSCOPE sample preparation protocol for cultured cells without the gel embedding steps, which simplifies the standard workflow and shortens the protocol by one day without compromising data quality. Additional sample…
A New Spatial Transcriptomics Technique Accurately Reveals the Organization of The Mouse Brain Transcriptome This application note describes how the MERFISH Mouse Brain Receptor map was generated by MERSCOPE and demonstrates how the platform can…
Read this technical note to learn key points about tissue clearing for different types of human and mouse tissues. It also provides examples of different clearing conditions for human lung tissue sections.
Read technical note for information on how to select the optimal cell boundary stain to use on different tissue types. It provides examples of cell boundary staining for various mouse and human tissue sections.
Read this technical note to learn key points about the fixation and permeabilization process during sample verification. It provides examples of different fixation and permeabilization conditions on mouse retina tissue sections.
Read this technical note to learn key points about autofluorescence background and autofluorescence quenching during the sample verification process. It provides examples of using the MERSCOPE Photobleacher to remove Lipofuscin Autofluorescence from human heart and…