Transcriptomics is a method of studying gene expression by analyzing transcripts in cells or tissues to understand how genes are expressed under specific conditions. CD BioGlyco has been engaged in geoinformatics-related research for many years and provides our clients with a comprehensive range of geoinformatics-related analysis services such as Glycoproteomics Analysis, Glycogenomics Analysis, Glycolipidomics Analysis and glycoinformatics-assisted glycan-related transcriptomics analysis service.
Our glycoinformatics-assisted glycan-related transcriptomics analysis service begins with the analysis and annotation of glycosylation structures using specialized tools and databases. We determine the type and level of glycosylated structures present in each sample, including glycosylase activity and associated metabolic pathways. Following RNA extraction from the samples, we conduct RNA sequencing to obtain transcriptomic data while ensuring its quality and quantity meet requirements for subsequent analysis. Subsequently, our experts perform quality control, remove low-quality sequences, and appropriate adapters, and filter the RNA sequencing data to ensure accuracy and reliability. Glycoinformatics tools are then used to compare gene expression between different experimental groups before conducting functional enrichment analysis to identify pathways with concentrated enrichment of differentially expressed genes. Finally, we integrate the results of glycosylation analysis with transcriptome data to analyze and interpret the mechanism of glycosylation in gene regulation involving signal transduction pathways, and metabolic regulation.
Our glycoinformatics-assisted glycan-related transcriptomics analysis service includes but is not limited to the following four services:
Our company offers glycoinformatics-assisted transcriptome transcription analysis services for glycosylated transcriptomes, aiming to explore the complex relationship between glycosylation and gene expression. Our clients have shown great satisfaction with our Hybridization-based, Sequence-based, and Amplification-based transcript analysis services.
Technology: Single-cell transcriptomics
Journal: Iscience
IF: 4.53
Published: 2022
Results: In this paper, the authors study glycosylation at the cell type level by applying transcriptomics and have developed a software package that allows for extracting and interpreting glycosylation information from transcriptomic data and defining regulatory hotspots. The authors used single-cell RNA sequencing data to study the state of the glycosylation machinery and metabolic networks within the cell. It was found that most of the enzymes involved in the synthesis of generic proteins and lipo-oligosaccharide backbones have limited mRNA regulation at the cellular and tissue levels. The study also predicted that key enzymes in different glycosylation pathways may be highly regulated glycosylation hotspots. It was also found that glycosylation is highly regulated in cells, with some of the core glycosylation mechanisms being universal across all cells, while other structural changes are differentially regulated in different cell types. In addition, the study has identified several cell type-specific glycosylation features that can be used to identify and differentiate these cells.
Fig.1 Similar and distinct abilities of different cell types in glycosylation. (Dworkin, et al., 2022)
At CD BioGlyco, we utilize a range of cutting-edge technologies to provide in-depth and comprehensive glycoinformatics-assisted glycan-related transcriptomics analysis services. If you need further details, please feel free to contact us.
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