Bridging Epigenomics and Pathology to Transform Discovery

We enable DNA methylation, histone modifications, chromatin accessibility, and the transcriptome into one spatial multiomics platform—unlocking a new dimension of discovery in disease and development

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Our Breakthrough

Spatial ATAC-seq

Regulatory access, mapped.

Reveal open chromatin across intact tissue with AtlasXomics spatial ATAC-seq...

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Spatial CUT&Tag

Chromatin marks, in place.

Profile histone modifications and transcription-factor binding with spatial CUT&Tag...

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Spatial Co-Profiling

Two assays. One section.

Map chromatin accessibility and gene expression on the same tissue slide...

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Spatial DNA Methylation

Epigenetic landscapes, in situ.

Chart tissue-scale DNA methylation patterns with AtlasXomics workflows...

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DBiT-seq Platform

AtlasXomics offers the first and only platform for high-resolution spatial epigenome mapping

High Resolution

Achieve cellular and subcellular resolution with our advanced spatial barcoding system.

Multi-Modal Compatibility

Seamlessly integrate ATAC-seq, CUT&Tag, DNA methylation, and transcriptomics.

Scalable Workflow

From single sections to large cohorts, the platform scales with your study design.

Chip: 5.5 × 5.5 mm (fits 1×3 slide)

Spatial ATAC-Seq

Spatial chromatin accessibility mapping.

Spatial CUT&Tag

Spatial histone modification mapping.

Spatial DNA Methylation

Spatial DNA-methylome profiling.

Spatial Transcriptome

Spatial gene expression profiling.

No Bioinformatician? No problem.

Explore your data effortlessly with our code-free bioinformatics pipeline

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Publications & Validation

Empowering scientists to drive innovation and advance their research with AtlasXomics

Featured Nature Communications 2025

Spatial profiling of chromatin accessibility in formalin-fixed paraffin-embedded tissues

Deng lab demonstrates spatial FFPE-ATAC with DBiT-seq, mapping chromatin accessibility in archived brain, thymus, and melanoma blocks at 10 µm resolution.

Spatial ATAC-seq FFPE DBiT-seq
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Featured ASHG Annual Meeting 2025

ASHG 2025 Poster — Unlocking the Spatial Epigenome: Multiomics Platform for Spatial Single-Cell Analysis

Our poster from the American Society of Human Genetics Annual Meeting 2025.

DBiT-seq CUT&Tag
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We’ve partnered with 130+ labs worldwide

Explore real datasets, sample outputs, and visualizations from our spatial epigenomics workflows.

bioRxiv • 2025

Spatial profiling of chromatin accessibility reveals alteration of glial cells in Alzheimer’s disease mouse brain

AtlasXomics spatial ATAC-seq charts chromatin landscapes in AD-model mouse brains, uncovering microglia- and astrocyte-specific accessibility shifts tied to neuro-inflammation and synaptic dysfunction.

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bioRxiv • 2025

Spatial epigenomic niches underlie glioblastoma cell state plasticity

Spatial ATAC at 25 µm, combined with multi-omics and snATAC across 28 GBM resections, reveals a consistent layout with SOX10-high OPC-like “islands” nested within the tumor microenvironment.

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PAIN • 2025

Epigenomic landscape of the human dorsal root ganglion: sex differences and transcriptional regulation of nociceptive genes

Spatial ATAC-seq of human DRG uncovers X-linked EGR-motif enhancers enriched in female neurons and AP-1-driven Ca²⁺ pathways in males, outlining sex-specific pain signaling programs.

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bioRxiv • 2025

Basic-Leucine-Zipper Transcription Factors Regulate Selective Molecular Phenotypes in Regulatory T Cells During IL-2-Induced Activation

Spatial ATAC-seq at 20 µm pinpoints activated Treg niches in spleen and lung, with BATF/BACH1 motifs opening at sites matching Th-like phenotypes observed in bulk and single-cell data.

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