COVID-19 Related Resources
COVID-19 Related Publications, Webinars, Seminars and Other Resources
Standard BioTools™ continues to team up with researchers around the world who are working to mount an aggressive and sustainable response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Below are publications, recorded webinars and seminars and other resources relevant to COVID-19 research.
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This month’s edition features the latest in COVID-19 research. Since mass cytometry was quickly adopted to study the impact of SARS-CoV-2 infection soon after the virus appeared in 2020, investigators have successfully employed these technologies in a broad array of infectious disease applications.
Download a complete summary of more than 50 publications using CyTOF technology to research COVID-19.
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WEBINARS
Webinar: A Multi-Omic Approach to Detection and Characterization of Viral Pathogens and Their Impact on the Immune System
Presenter:
Andrew Quong, PhD
Chief Science Officer
Standard BioTools
Bill Hunt, MS
Director, Microfluidics Product Management
Standard BioTools
Webinar: Detection of Human and Viral Full-Length RNA Using a Nanoscale Microfluidic Platform
Presenter:
Steve Kain, PhD
MBA Director, Genomics Product Management
Standard BioTools
Videos
- Profiling Three Layers of Human Immunity with CyTOF®, Olink® and Automated RNA-Seq | Petter Brodin discusses his multi-omics approach to understanding the human immune system.
- Bringing the Power of CyTOF to COVID-19 Research | Andrew Quong and Roberto Spada, both from Standard BioTools, describe the current use of mass cytometry in COVID-19 investigations.
- Profiling of COVID-19 Patient Immune Responses | Ruth Montgomery uses systems profiling to capture immune response to infection.
- Mapping Dynamic Immunity Across Time, Space, and Disease State | Tom Ashhurst uses mass cytometry and Imaging Mass Cytometry™ to better understand viral diseases of the central nervous system.
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