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Sydney M. Shaffer

Philadelphia
As seen in: Nature, Cell Press, TheThings.com, Lodi Enterprise, Gastrointestinal Endoscopy
Assistant Professor Penn Path & Bioengineering. Interested in gene expression in cancer, single cell bio, tech dev, diagnostics. @PennMedicine @PennBioeng
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Sa1188 GASTRIC EPITHELIAL HAPLOINSUFFICIENCY IN BRCA1 AND BRCA2 CARRIERS LEADS TO INCREASED DOUBLE-STRANDED DNA DAMAGE

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By Michaela E Dungan, Kevin Dinh, Gregory Kelly, Kole H. Buckley, Gregory Kelly, Ryan Hausler, Kate Bennett, Daniel Clay, Julia F. Youngman, Ariana D. Majer, Keely Beyries, Blake Niccum, Sydney M. Shaffer, Tatiana A Karakasheva, Kathryn Hamilton, Michael Kochman
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SpaceBar enables single-cell-resolution clone tracing with imaging-based spatial transcriptomics - Nature Methods

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By Grant Kinsler, Sydney M. Shaffer, Meenhard Herlyn, Arjun Raj
| Nature Verified
Abstract Imaging-based spatial transcriptomics methods allow for the measurement of spatial determinants of cellular phenotypes but are incompatible with random barcode-based clone-tracing methods, preventing the simultaneous detection of clonal and spatial drivers. Here we report SpaceBar, which enables simultaneous clone tracing and spatial gene expression profiling with standard imaging-based spatial transcriptomics pipelines.
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Unveiling heterogeneity in rare cells by combining RNA-based sorting and scRNA-seq - Nature Genetics

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By Sydney M. Shaffer
| Nature Verified
A study describes the development of PERFF-seq, a method to ‘FISH’ out rare cells using RNA markers, helping to solve the challenge in single-cell biology of studying cells that make up less than 1% of a sample.
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