In this webinar, Molly Heyer, an instructor in the neuroscience department at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, will share her study of how a schizophrenia-associated microRNA acts in the cerebellum to regulate behaviors related to this disorder.

Heyer will discuss how the Curio Seeker Spatial Mapping Kit and bioinformatics pipeline — run on DNAnexus’ secure bioinformatics platform — helped reveal the roles of a schizophrenia-associated cerebellar microRNA.

Expect to learn:

• How Curio Seeker spatial transcriptomics was used to reveal novel functions of a schizophrenia-associated cerebellar microRNA.
• How the DNAnexus platform facilitates streamlined access to spatial transcriptomics data and analysis pipelines in the cloud.
• How Curio Seeker primary analysis pipelines provide cell type-specific and spatially differentially expressed gene expression data.
• How these datasets can be analyzed further to reveal differences in gene expression networks across different cell types and brain regions in a microRNA knockout mouse.

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