Commerical post: Webinar Invitation: Imaging the Genome in 3D at Super Resolution

[Jeff Stuckey-2]

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Imaging the Genome in 3D at Super-Resolution
June 11, 2020    11:00 AM EDT/1600 CET

The spatial organization of chromatin has become recognized as a major factor in the regulation of gene expression. While conformational capture methodology has advanced our understanding of the role of 3D organization of chromatin on chromosomal function, conformational capture data is typically ensemble in nature and relies on intense computational methods in order to derive 3D information.

The field is beginning to shift in terms of recognizing the potential value of imaging methods to study spatial organization of chromatin. Imaging allows acquisition and analysis at the individual cell level while providing direct visualization and analysis of 3D chromatin organization.

This webinar will show how single molecule localization microscopy (SMLM) using the Bruker Vutara 352 in conjunction with sequential labelling via microfluidics is revolutionizing our understanding of nuclear spatial organization and its role in regulation of gene function. This webinar will cover:

• Basic principles of single molecule localization microscopy
• OligoPAINT concepts and sample preparation
• Example SMLM data showing 3D chromatin organization
• Data analysis

Registration information is below.  Look forward to seeing you June 11.  Please feel free to share this invitation with colleagues.

https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_pqJDatSORjaoXFIQRqMAug

Hope to see you June 11.

Jeff Stuckey PhD
Bruker Fluorescence Microscopy

[Tala Allbutt]

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Will this Webinar be recorded and available later? I’m in Australia and 11 am EDT is 1 am in Sydney :(
Very interested in the material though.

Many thanks
Tala

> On 6 Jun 2020, at 3:35 am, Jeff Stuckey <[hidden email]> wrote:
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> Imaging the Genome in 3D at Super-Resolution
> June 11, 2020    11:00 AM EDT/1600 CET
>
> The spatial organization of chromatin has become recognized as a major factor in the regulation of gene expression. While conformational capture methodology has advanced our understanding of the role of 3D organization of chromatin on chromosomal function, conformational capture data is typically ensemble in nature and relies on intense computational methods in order to derive 3D information.
>
> The field is beginning to shift in terms of recognizing the potential value of imaging methods to study spatial organization of chromatin. Imaging allows acquisition and analysis at the individual cell level while providing direct visualization and analysis of 3D chromatin organization.
>
> This webinar will show how single molecule localization microscopy (SMLM) using the Bruker Vutara 352 in conjunction with sequential labelling via microfluidics is revolutionizing our understanding of nuclear spatial organization and its role in regulation of gene function. This webinar will cover:
>
> • Basic principles of single molecule localization microscopy
> • OligoPAINT concepts and sample preparation
> • Example SMLM data showing 3D chromatin organization
> • Data analysis
>
> Registration information is below.  Look forward to seeing you June 11.  Please feel free to share this invitation with colleagues.
>
> https://protect-au.mimecast.com/s/ZAwqCK1DvKTxRL4zF3r-f_?domain=us02web.zoom.us
>
> Hope to see you June 11.
>
> Jeff Stuckey PhD
> Bruker Fluorescence Microscopy
>