Pamela Troisch is the Molecular and Cell Core Associate Director at the Institute for Systems Biology, where she manages a facility that provides advanced molecular biology services. Her expertise includes single-cell sequencing and spatial transcriptomics. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Biology from the University of Washington.
Her work supports researchers by providing access to cutting-edge technologies for complex biological analysis.
Pamela Troisch
Molecular and Cell Core Associate Director at Institute for Systems Biology
Seattle, Washington, United States
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Core Facility Management
As Associate Director of the Molecular and Cell Core, she oversees laboratory operations, services, and resources for researchers at the Institute for Systems Biology.
Single-Cell Analysis
Her core facility specializes in providing services for single-cell sequencing, a key area of modern molecular biology research.
Spatial Transcriptomics
Manages a lab offering spatial transcriptomics, an advanced technique for mapping gene activity within tissue samples, indicating a focus on cutting-edge methods.
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3-2005
Molecular and Cell Core Associate Director at Institute for Systems Biology
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Location : Seattle, Washington, United States
Job Level : Mid-senior
Designation : Molecular and Cell Core Associate Director at Institute for Systems Biology
