Math Improves Single-Cell Analysis

Scientists studying cells are now using mathematics to simplify and improve the single-cell analyses they do to investigate their heterogeneities, according to a report by Science Daily.

The Science Daily report mentions that scientists at the Helmholtz Zentrum Muenchen, at the Technische Unitversitaet Muenchen and the University of Virginia in the United States are now applying methods of mathematical statistics to improve their single-cell analysis in a big way. With the help of statistical methods, they were able to prove experimentally that their samples deliver results of higher accuracy compared to what they can achieve through traditional analysis of the samples.

This is yet another example of the application of math to better lives of every one on the planet.

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