Single Cell Genome Sequencing Technology
Single cell genome sequencing technology allows scientists to study genetic material at an unprecedented level of detail—one cell at a time. This approach is revolutionizing research in cancer, immunology, and developmental biology by revealing cellular differences that were previously undetectable. It’s paving the way for highly targeted therapies and deeper biological insights.
Small Interfering RNA (siRNA)
Small interfering RNA is a biological molecule that can silence specific genes by preventing the production of certain proteins. It works by targeting messenger RNA and breaking it down before it can be used by cells.
This technology has become an important tool in medical research and is being explored as a treatment approach for genetic disorders, infections, and some types of cancer.
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