Spatial Transcriptomics Data

Unlock the power of spatial transcriptomics with ML-ready data ingested from public databases or your in-house assays. Identify spatially regulated genes and gain deeper insights into disease mechanisms.

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Harmonized Spatial Transcriptomics Data for
Enhanced Insights into Gene Expression Patterns

Why Choose Elucidata for Your
Spatial Transcriptomics Research?

Custom-curated datasets for your unique research objectives.

Complete, consistent, and relevant high-quality datasets.

Analysis-ready datasets with comprehensive quality metrics.

Rich metadata for advanced therapeutic research.

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Deciphering Gene Expression in 3D with Spatial Transcriptomics

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Enhance Your Understanding of Complex Biology with Harmonized Spatial Transcriptomics Data

Configure Your Curation for Optimal Analysis

Harmonize spatial transcriptomics data from various sources by seamlessly integrating raw counts matrices, spatial coordinates,
imaging data, and metadata.

Custom Pipelines for Consistent Processing

Access unfiltered raw counts from original publications and receive consistently processed data to replicate author-defined counts.

Rich Metadata Annotations

Explore datasets with in-depth metadata annotations across three levels (dataset, sample, and feature) for comprehensive analysis.

Expert QC to Ensure Pristine Data Quality

Each spatial transcriptomics dataset undergoes ~50 QA/QC checks, ensuring metadata quality, filtering, normalization, batch effect correction, and measurement accuracy.

Centralize Data on Polly for Effortless Querying and Analysis

Integrate spatial transcriptomics datasets into a centralized Atlas to unveil cell-type localization patterns and expedite research breakthroughs.

Ready-to-use ETL Pipelines

Streamline QC filtering, normalization, clustering, and spatial variable gene analysis with deconvolution for comprehensive insights.

Unified Storage Architecture

The ‘Unified Data Model’ stores diverse datasets within a single relational database, optimizing storage efficiency.

API-powered Accessibility

Enable seamless access and queries on high-quality, harmonized, and integrated data through APIs.

Extensive Suite of ML Solutions for Confident Analysis

Revealing spatial gene networks with  ML solutions for coordinated expression analysis.

Explore Spatial Co-expression Network Analysis

Utilize cutting-edge graph-based algorithms to uncover spatially coordinated gene expression and decode regulatory networks.

Elevate Your Analysis with Spatially Informed
Feature Selection

Integrate spatial information into feature selection to identify genes or features linked to specific spatial patterns or cell types.

Analyze, Visualize, and Explore Spatial Transcriptomics Data

Leverage our expertise to create custom data consumption workflows tailored to your unique research needs.

Build Custom Dashboards

Utilize custom applications and dashboards to visualize cell-type composition, empowering in-depth exploration and interpretation of trends and patterns.

Visualize Harmonized Data Using CellxGene VIP

Make use of native integrated web apps like CellxGene VIP to analyze and visualize a variety of spatial transcriptomics data in real time.

Reveal Cellular Landscapes to Accelerate
Discoveries with Spatial Transcriptomics

Case study: Accelerated Target ID using ML-Ready data on Polly

Histological Tissue Annotation

Integrate spatial transcriptomics with traditional histology for enhanced tissue characterization and diagnostics. Bridge molecular biology with classic morphological studies to achieve more precise diagnostics.

Case study: Accelerated Target ID using ML-Ready data on Polly

Chronic Disease Progression

Track how gene expression patterns shift across tissue regions as chronic diseases like fibrosis, atherosclerosis, or liver cirrhosis progress. Researchers can uncover disease mechanisms and potentially identify biomarkers for early intervention or therapeutic targets using curated datasets.

Case study: Accelerated Target ID using ML-Ready data on Polly

Regenerative Medicine

Leverage spatial transcriptomics to map gene expression during tissue regeneration, driving advancements in wound healing and tissue engineering. Understanding these spatial gene dynamics can lead to improved therapeutic strategies.

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Testimonials

Harmonized Spatial Transcriptomics Data to Drive Precision Diagnostics and Therapeutics

Leverage curated spatial transcriptomics data to gain comprehensive insights into tissue
architecture, disease progression, and cell-to-cell interactions.

Data processing and scientific reporting of metabolomics data are crucial but also tedious. Polly’s range of applications helped our team in accelerating these processes significantly and effectively.

Dewakar Sangaraju
Senior Scientist,
Genentech

Extremely impressed by Polly and its power to digest and integrate large datasets. The unique partnership that we have allows us to work hand-in-hand with software engineers and scientists to rapidly develop novel hypotheses that we can test in the lab.

Dr. Kate Yen
Founder & CEO,
Auron Therapeutics

We really were pleasantly surprised because this tool [El-MAVEN] is really useful in fast analysis of tracer data. It allows us to really look at a broad set of targets so you are not limited anymore for data analysis. A data analyst of mine stepped up to me and said, "I can do now in 3 hours what used to take 4 days.

Bart Ghesquière
Head of Metabolomics
Core Facility, VIB

Data analysis is the biggest bottleneck for metabolomics research. Elucidata has worked directly with us to streamline our analysis pipeline, accelerating the pace of our research.

Dr. Russel Jones
Lead Investigator,
Van Andel Institute

We were looking for public data on a tight deadline to make decisions on our back up targets for solid tumors. Elucidata was able to understand our relevance criteria, identify, and deliver high-quality harmonized data ahead of schedule. We are really happy with their deliveries and this partnership.

Ming 'Tommy' Tang
Director of Computational Biology,
Immunitas Therapeutics
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FAQs

What is spatial transcriptomics data?

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Spatial transcriptomics data captures the gene expression of cells in their native tissue context, providing insights into how gene activity is spatially organized. This data is essential for understanding tissue architecture and disease mechanisms.

What are the techniques for obtaining spatial transcriptomics data?

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To obtain spatial transcriptomics data, methods like spatially resolved RNA sequencing and microarray-based technologies are employed. These techniques map gene expression to specific locations within tissue samples, allowing for detailed spatial analysis of gene activity.

What is the difference between single-cell and spatial transcriptomics?

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While single-cell transcriptomics analyzes gene expression at the individual cell level, spatial transcriptomics preserves the spatial context of gene expression within tissue samples, giving insights into how gene activity is organized within tissues.

What is the use of transcriptome data?

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Transcriptome data is used to understand gene expression patterns, study cellular responses to different conditions, identify biomarkers, and explore the molecular basis of diseases. It is essential for advancing research in genomics, drug development, and precision medicine.

What are the advantages of spatial transcriptomics?

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Spatial transcriptomics offers the advantage of mapping gene expression to tissue architecture, enabling researchers to study how genes function in their natural spatial context. This give detailed insights into disease mechanisms and tissue-specific functions.

What is the difference between transcriptomics and genomics?

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Transcriptomics focuses on the study of RNA molecules and gene expression, whereas genomics involves the study of the entire genome, including DNA sequences and their structure. Transcriptomics gives insights into gene activity, while genomics focuses on genetic variation and inheritance.

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