Fully Automatic Western "Abby"

This is a training webinar that introduces the entire process from sample and reagent preparation to measurement initiation and data analysis using actual data. It is aimed at those considering the use of simple Western or those who wish to review the operation.

The latest published paper utilized Abby. This will be an online seminar featuring Associate Professor Yosuke Katsuta from the Graduate School of Advanced Science and Technology, Kumamoto University, who is also a co-founder of StapleBio. He is working on RNA hacking technology development aimed at altering the higher-order structure of target mRNA using short nucleic acids named Staple nucleic acids, with the goal of controlling gene expression. He will present the latest data focusing on the results of cell experiments and animal experiments in the development of this technology. Related paper on the lecture content: "Staple oligomers induce a stable RNA G-quadruplex structure for protein translation inhibition in therapeutics" | Nature Biomedical Engineering

<Title> Development of Gene Expression Control Technology through RNA Hacking In the latest presentation paper, we have utilized Abby. Associate Professor Yosuke Katsuta from Kumamoto University Graduate School of Advanced Science and Technology, Analytical Chemistry Laboratory (also co-founder of StapleBio), will be giving a presentation in an online seminar. He is working on the development of RNA hacking technology aimed at controlling gene expression by utilizing short nucleic acids named Staple to change the higher-order structure of target mRNA. He will present the latest data focusing on the results of cell experiments and animal experiments in the development of this technology. Related paper on the presentation content: Staple oligomers induce a stable RNA G-quadruplex structure for protein translation inhibition in therapeutics | Nature Biomedical Engineering

A high-throughput fully automated staining and imaging device capable of simultaneous detection of RNA and proteins. The single-cell spatial multi-omics COMET is also newly listed.