What can we learn from single cells?
Genome Biology’s special issue on Single Cell Omics highlights the most recent methods for studying single cells and the many insights that can be gained from… Read more »
Barbara Cheifet
Barbara received her Ph.D from Yale’s department of Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology in 2014, with a background in skin stem cell research. She joined BioMed Central as an assistant editor for Genome Biology in the summer of 2014.
Latest posts by Barbara Cheifet (see all)
- What can we learn from single cells? - 1st June 2016
- Scaling down to single cells - 14th December 2015
- Guidance for the open sharing of epigenome data: an author Q+A - 22nd July 2015
Scaling down to single cells
Interest in single-cell studies is growing quickly, especially when profiling diverse or rare cell populations. In preparation for our upcoming Special Issue on… Read more »
Guidance for the open sharing of epigenome data: an author Q+A
Open sharing of epigenome data is crucial to ensure progression of large-scale data-intensive research. A new Opinion article published recently in Genome… Read more »
How the maternal environment influences infants’ DNA: An author Q&A
Recent work published in Genome Biology identifies a tumor suppressor gene as a human epiallele which responds to the environment, and suggests a mother’s… Read more »
The building blocks of life: identifying atrophy in protein domains
Can studying protein domains help us understand protein evolution? Alex Bateman and William Pearson are authors on two studies recently published in Genome… Read more »