RNA Quest Dashboard: A concise dashboard without all the fluff
For those who prefer their RNA-Seq results without a side of rambling, this clean dashboard cuts straight to the data: plots, tables, and interactivity, no long-winded context required.
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RNA Quest: Rethinking RNA-Seq reports through reanalysis of previously published neuronal transcriptomes
Omics projects often leave biologists staring at 20,000-row Excel files with no map. RNA Quest proposes a better way: interactive reports that make your data intuitive, navigable, and even a...
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Added Context: The most cited papers ever
Nature published a list. I made it visual. Explore the top 25 most cited scientific papers of the 21st century with interactive plots.
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Journal Club: Glial pathology in human temporal lobe epilepsy
This journal club post explores a great study by Pai et al. (2022) that uses high-resolution transcriptomics to uncover glial-specific changes in human tempo...