Abstract: The present invention, among other things, provides technologies for detecting and/or quantifying nucleic acids in cells, tissues, organs or organisms. In some embodiments, through sequential barcoding, the present invention provides methods for high-throughput profiling of a large number of targets, such as transcripts and/or DNA loci.

Abstract: The present invention, among other things, provides technologies for detecting and/or quantifying nucleic acids in cells, tissues, organs or organisms. In some embodiments, through sequential barcoding, the present invention provides methods for high-throughput profiling of a large number of targets, such as transcripts and/or DNA loci.

Abstract: The present invention, among other things, provides technologies for detecting and/or quantifying nucleic acids in cells, tissues, organs or organisms. In some embodiments, through sequential barcoding, the present invention provides methods for high-throughput profiling of a large number of targets, such as transcripts and/or DNA loci.

Abstract: The present invention, among other things, provides technologies for detecting and/or quantifying nucleic acids in cells, tissues, organs or organisms. In some embodiments, through sequential barcoding, the present invention provides methods for high-throughput profiling of a large number of targets, such as transcripts and/or DNA loci.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are methods and systems for detecting and/or quantifying cellular targets such as nucleic acids in cells, tissues, organs or organisms. Through sequential barcoding, it is possible to perform high-throughput profiling of a large number of targets, such as transcripts and/or DNA loci. In some embodiments, error correction is implemented through use of barcodes that can tolerate mistakes and missing data during sequential hybridization of probes to selected targets.

Abstract: The present invention, among other things, provides technologies for detecting and/or quantifying nucleic acids in cells, tissues, organs or organisms. In some embodiments, through sequential barcoding, the present invention provides methods for high-throughput profiling of a large number of targets, such as transcripts and/or DNA loci.

Abstract: Methods and systems are provided for creating molecular barcodes or indicia for cellular constituents within single cells and for resolving such barcodes or indicia with super-resolution technologies such as super-resolution microscopy. By this approach, numerous molecular species that can be measured simultaneously in single cells. It has been demonstrated that multiple mRNA transcripts can be labeled with a spatially ordered sequence of fluorophores, and that barcodes can be resolved. In addition, alternative splicing events can be characterized by identifying and quantifying mRNA isoforms in an individual cell.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are methods and systems for detecting and/or quantifying cellular targets such as nucleic acids in cells, tissues, organs or organisms. Through sequential barcoding, it is possible to perform high-throughput profiling of a large number of targets, such as transcripts and/or DNA loci. In some embodiments, error correction is implemented through use of barcodes that can tolerate mistakes and missing data during sequential hybridization of probes to selected targets.

Abstract: The present invention, among other things, provides technologies for detecting and/or quantifying nucleic acids in cells, tissues, organs or organisms. Through sequential barcoding, the present invention provides methods for high-throughput profiling of a large number of targets, such as transcripts and/or DNA loci. In some embodiments, nucleic acid probes include a signal moiety connected with a binding sequence via a cleavable linker.

Abstract: The present invention, among other things, provides technologies for detecting and/or quantifying nucleic acids in cells, tissues, organs or organisms. In some embodiments, through sequential barcoding, the present invention provides methods for high-throughput profiling of a large number of targets, such as transcripts and/or DNA loci.