3 new cell lines available, including first triple-edited line

The Allen Cell Collection has 3 new lines available, each labeling structures of the nucleus and the nucleolus. One of the new lines is the collection’s first triple-edited stem cell line, which is edited to enable sequence-specific repression of gene expression via the CRISPR interference method and additionally labels two nucleolar substructures.

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New Allen Cell Structure Segmenter Tutorial

Following last year’s release of the Allen Cell Structure Segmenter, a Python-based open source toolkit to segment intracellular structures in 3D fluorescence microscopy images, our researchers have created a new video tutorial to help researchers use the deep learning aspects of the tool.

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Biophysical Society 2020

Meet scientists from the Allen Institute for Cell Science at the Biophysical Society Annual Meeting in San Diego Feb. 15-19. Visit us at booth #418 to learn more about our research, tools and resources, and see a demonstration of our virtual reality app to explore our data.

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Seattle Cell Science Symposium videos available

Last month, we hosted the fourth annual Seattle Cell Science Symposium at the Allen Institute, showcasing cell science research in the Seattle area. Many of the events talks are now available to view online.

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13 highlights from the Allen Institute in 2019

A visual year in review: A look back on the year’s major moments in cell biology, neuroscience, immunology and the frontiers of bioscience.

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