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Spatial Sequencing: A Perspective
Brian M Turczyk1, Michele Busby1, Allison L Martin1
1ReadCoor, Incorporated, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA.
Abstract:
Fluorescent spatial sequencing brings next-generation sequencing into a new realm capable of identifying nucleic acids in the cell's natural environment. For the first time, scientists are able to multiplex the assignment of specific locations to hundreds of transcriptional targets and lay the foundation for understanding how genetic changes control the fate of each cell within the tissue microenvironment. In this perspective, we discuss the capabilities of fluorescent spatial sequencing in the context of other spatial imaging technologies and describe how these new technologies offer a data-rich, multiomic solution to many research applications. Fluorescent spatial sequencing has opened options for exploring many fundamental questions in biology, helping us gain a better understanding of cell and tissue development and disease progression.
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