Post-Event Summary:
Adding Space to the Epigenome – Mapping Chromatin States and Cell Interactions in Tissue Context
The ability to profile gene expression within intact tissues has transformed spatial biology. The next frontier is understanding the epigenetic mechanisms that regulate cell identity, function, and tissue organisation within their native spatial context.
Hosted by AtlasXomics and Integrated Sciences, this seminar explored the rapidly evolving field of spatial epigenomics, introducing researchers to technologies that map chromatin accessibility, histone modifications, and other regulatory features directly within intact tissue sections.
If you missed the session—or would like to revisit the presentation—you can watch the recording below and access additional resources to learn more about AtlasXomics' spatial epigenomic technologies.
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