Martin Enge's research group, Karolinska Institutet

Cancer genomics and gene regulation

Join our lab at the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm

We are hiring 1-2 talented postdoctoral scholars. Help us understand cancer evolution and gene regulation.

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2024-05-07

Nathan Andrews successfully defends his PhD

Nathan has done important contributions to our foundational single-cell multiomics methodologies. He has moved on to a postdoc with the brilliant Neville Sanjana at the NYGC.  

Thesis published here

2023-06-20

EMBL course in single-cell omics

We are teaching DNTR-seq in a series of wet- and computer labs at EMBL Heidelberg. November 13-18 2022

Course page here

2022-12-22

Dosage compensation by X-chromosome upregulation

Collaboration with the Reinius lab, who applied our joint SmartSeq/ATAC-seq methods to study dosage compensation.

 
Published in Nature Communications

2022-05-22

Smart3-ATAC protocol on bioRxiv

Smart3-ATAC: a highly sensitive method for joint accessibility and full-length transcriptome analysis in single cells.


Early preprint up on bioRxiv

2021-12-03

More interaction maps!

Great News & Views piece on our recent work by Daniel E. Wagner.

Published in  Nature Methods

2021-07-16

Single-cell interaction maps

An unsupervised method for physical cell interaction profiling of complex tissues

Published in  Nature Methods

2021-07-12

A Highly Scalable Method for Joint Whole-Genome Sequencing and Gene-Expression Profiling of Single Cells.

Published in  Molecular Cell

2020-10-16