Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Studying individual cells used to be a slow, expensive process that limited researchers to analyzing just a few samples at a time. Then Evan Macosko and other scientists at the Stanley Center for Psychiatric Research developed a breakthrough technology called Drop-seq that helped transform the field by allowing scientists to measure gene expression across tens of thousands of single cells simultaneously and at a much lower cost.
Studying individual cells used to be a slow, expensive process that limited researchers to analyzing just a few samples at a time. Then Evan Macosko and other scientists at the Stanley Center for Psychiatric Research developed a breakthrough technology called Drop-seq that helped transform the field by allowing scientists to measure gene expression across tens of thousands of single cells simultaneously and at a much lower cost.
