What Happens When You Read DNA and RNA Together?
A single-cell DNA–RNA sequencing method connects genetic variation to gene activity in thousands of individual cells
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A single-cell DNA–RNA sequencing method connects genetic variation to gene activity in thousands of individual cells
Researchers developed SDR-seq, a single-cell multiomic sequencing platform for simultaneous DNA and RNA analysis.
SDR-seq correlates genetic variants with gene expression, addressing challenges in linking genotype to phenotype.
The method profiles up to 480 genomic loci and gene expression per cell, providing zygosity data and transcriptomic landscapes.
In B cell lymphoma samples, SDR-seq linked mutational burden to gene expression signatures related to tumor behavior.
SDR-seq may enhance understanding of disease mechanisms and improve diagnostic strategies for variants of uncertain significance.
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