Single Cell Multiomics in Autoimmunity - Advance Your Immunology Studies with Single Cell and Spatial Tools

There are over 80 different types of autoimmune diseases that affect about 5% of the global population. Recent studies detailing the types of cells involved in autoimmune pathology have provided a critical step in understanding how autoimmune diseases develop, and they continue to inform new therapeutic and diagnostic development avenues. We invite you to attend our webinar, sponsored by 10x Genomics, to learn how integrating these cellular profiles with epigenomic, proteomic, and spatial analysis will help provide even richer insights. Who Should Attend This Webinar? Immunologists doing basic, translational, or clinical research on autoimmune diseases, their mechanisms, and treatments In This Webinar, You Will Learn - - How scientists are using genomics tools to characterize, diagnose, and treat autoimmune diseases - Single cell tools that can be used to identify cell populations that may be masked when doing bulk RNA sequencing and/or flow or mass cytometry - Integrating multiomic profiling into your research to discover deeper insights into autoimmune disease complexity