Question first
Let the research purpose determine specimens, controls and assays, rather than replacing design with a test menu.
ABOUT ARCELL
Meaningful samples.
Deeper questions.
Start with clonal structure, then connect cell state, disease time and the next validation step.
ABOUT ARCELL
Connecting specimens, assays
and interpretation in tumor evolution.
ARCELL focuses on single-cell tumor evolution and same-cell multi-omics. Arc-well and wellDR-seq connect archived pathology resources with genomic and transcriptional information from fresh tissue.
The focus is not simply finishing a sequencing run, but aligning sample selection, quality control, analysis and follow-up validation around one research question.
HOW WE APPROACH RESEARCH
Build lasting collaboration
through verifiable work.
Quality upfront
Assess sample suitability and quality, documenting the criteria and limits for analysis.
A next step for every finding
Discuss cohort expansion, orthogonal validation and mechanistic experiments rather than stopping at figures.
COLLABORATION
Different resources.
Different ways to collaborate.
Define shared responsibilities, data use and ownership around complementary samples, methods and validation goals.
Hospitals & pathology centers
Assess retrospective cohorts using archival tissue, matched cases and focused disease questions.
Research groups & core facilities
Connect single-cell experiments, existing data and candidate mechanisms with executable validation plans.
Engineering & industry collaborators
Discuss co-development and testing for reagent processes, automation modules and analytical tools.
LET’S BUILD YOUR STUDY
Start with a question worth answering.
Bring your sample type, research question and existing data. Let’s find the right starting point.