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Single-cell Gene Expression Analysis: Technologies And Application | 18425
ISSN: 2155-9910
Journal of Marine Science: Research & Development
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Recent studies showed even isogenic populations of exponentially growing microorganisms carrying substantial cell-to-cell
heterogeneities at both cellular and molecular levels that are an order of magnitude greater than previously thought. It is
increasingly recognized that by using averaged molecular or phenotypic measurements of a whole population for describing
cell behaviors, conclusions could be biased as the unique patterns related to specific or distinct functional sub-populations
cannot be revealed. Recent progress in developing single-cell based technologies for gene expression analysis in single cells,
including the first bacterial single-cell RNA-seq method for the whole transcriptome of single cyanobacterium cells which
contain 5~7 femtogram total RNA per cell will be reported. The results provided evidences for significant gene-expression
heterogeneity between single cells, and that the heterogeneity seems affected by the environmental stress conditions.
Biography
Weiwen Zhang is a Professor of Microbiology and Biochemical Engineering, Head of Laboratory of Synthetic Microbiology in the School of Chemical Engineering
and Technology of Tianjin University in China. Prior to joining Tianjin University, he was a faculty with Biodesign Institute and the School of Life Science of Arizona
State University for 2007-2011 and a senior scientist at Microbiology Department with the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory of the U.S. Department of Energy
(DOE) for 2002-2007. He has broad research experience in microbial genetics, physiology and synthetic biology, has authored more than 110 peer-reviewed
scientific papers. His recent research focuses on synthetic biology of photosynthetic microorganisms and analysis of microbial consortia.
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