ReviewQuantitative biology (Beijing, China)2023
Introduction to bioimaging-based spatial multi-omic novel methods.
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- Introduction to bioimaging-based spatial multi-omic novel methods.Quantitative biology (Beijing, China) · 2023Review
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Abstract
In this review, we introduced five different multiplex FISH methods used for image-based spatial multi-omics: seqFISH+, merFISH, DNA seqFISH+, DNA merFISH, and MINA. We provided a systematic collective perspective to review these FISH methods that could significantly benefit researchers on conducting their studies in the field. Our study provided an informative survey on these multiplex FISH methods. Therefore, this review would provide better understanding for researchers in the community to help them select the proper method, in order to understand the molecular mechanism in life sciences. Background: Spatial multi-omics are demonstrated to be a powerful method to assist researchers on genetic studies. In this review, bioimaging-based spatial multi-omics techniques such as seqFISH+, merFISH, integrated DNA seqFISH+, DNA merFISH, and MINA are introduced along with each technique's probe design, development, and imaging processes. Results: seqFISH employed 4-5 fluorophores to barcode and conducted multiple rounds of hybridization, in order that mRNA can be identified through color-coding. seqFISH+ added 60 pseudo-color and distributed them equally into three channels to enhance imaging power, in order that Conclusion: This review concentrated on providing a comprehensive overview for these spatial-multi-omics techniques with the intention on helping researchers on selecting appropriate technique for their research.
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