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1. The Target Identification Problem in IBD The core challenge in Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) research is tissue heterogeneity. Inflammation affects different regions of the intestine and different cell types in distinct ways, making it difficult to interpret gene expression changes. Without knowing which cell type expresses a gene and Read More

The Open Day is a community initiative jointly organized by BioTuring and the Vietnam Institute for Advanced Study in Mathematics (VIASM). Our mission is to help Vietnamese high school students explore the fascinating world of Bioinformatics – where data meets DNA, and science meets technology. Through exciting talks, hands-on sessions, Read More

San Diego, CA & Boston, MA  The Human Cell Atlas (HCA) is a global, open consortium founded in 2016 with over 4,000 members across more than 100 countries, working to map every cell type in the human body and create a 3D Atlas to transform understanding of biology and disease. Read More

SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA – BioTuring has announced the launch of the new Talk2Data platform – a GPU accelerated multi-omics database built on NVIDIA Blackwell accelerated computing – enabling real-time analysis of over 500 million high-quality, expertly curated single cells across multiple omics layers. The platform offers an intuitive Read More

For Immediate Release LA JOLLA, CA—Scientists with ImmGenMaps are assembling a new kind of map: the first-ever complete cartography of the mouse immune system. The international team, which includes more than 50 scientists from 15 institutions, and is spearheaded by the Reina Lab at La Read More

In the fast-paced world of bioinformatics and pharmaceutical research, staying ahead means having the tools to unlock insights from vast datasets quickly and efficiently. Today, we’re thrilled to announce the launch of the new version of Talk2Data, a GPU-accelerated multi-omics database powered by NVIDIA Blackwell – enabling real-time analysis of Read More

Given a spatial slide with cell type annotations, the goal is to identify regions with homogeneous cell type compositions. For example, with a slide containing two distinct cell types, we aim to identify regions such as: Region 1: only cell type A Region 2: composed of both cell type A Read More

Cell type annotation is a critical step in scRNA-seq data analysis that allows scientists to gain deeper insight into identifying the cell types that drive a biological process. However, the task of accurately assigning cell type labels to individual cells remains a challenge due to the need to navigate the Read More

Colorectal cancer (CRC) is the third most prevalent cancer and the second leading cause of cancer-related deaths worldwide [1]. Progressive plasticity refers to the ability of cancerous cells to adapt their state, phenotype, and molecular characteristics in response to environmental stimuli. This plasticity significantly contributes to the metastasis of cancerous Read More

This blog highlights a case study [1] using single-cell RNA sequencing (scRNA-seq) to investigate associations between prurigo nodularis (PN) and skin cancer risk, featuring insights via BioTuring‘s  BBrowserX and Talk2Data platforms. A mini-webinar is available on the BioTuring Team’s channel. What is prurigo nodularis? Read More