Phytonex Genomics turns your plant sequencing data into publication-ready results, from genome assembly and population genomics to single-cell and spatial transcriptomics.
Discuss your projectView servicesWe work with data from Illumina, PacBio, Oxford Nanopore, 10x Genomics Chromium and Visium, and comparable platforms.
Genome assembly and annotation, whole-genome resequencing, variant calling, population and comparative genomics for species identification and trait mapping.
Bulk RNA-seq for expression profiling, differential expression, pathway enrichment and functional annotation across treatments and conditions.
scRNA-seq and snRNA-seq for cell-type identification, developmental trajectories, stress responses and cellular heterogeneity in plant tissues.
Spatially resolved gene expression, tissue architecture mapping and integration with single-cell data to place cell types in their native context.
Genomic analysis for research, breeding and environmental decision-making.
Bioinformatics support for plant research groups, from experimental design to publication.
Genomic tools that help breeders develop improved, climate-resilient crop varieties.
Genomic identification and monitoring of invasive plants to support environmental authorities.
We discuss your research question, samples and platform, and agree on a fixed written quote.
Quality control, alignment and preprocessing with reproducible, version-controlled pipelines.
Tailored downstream analysis, with regular check-ins so the results answer your question.
A report with figures, interpretation, methods text and all code and processed data.
Dr. Wang received a PhD in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology from the University of Helsinki in 2018 and has since worked as a postdoctoral researcher at Shandong University and the University of Helsinki. The research combines genome assembly, population genomics and single-cell and spatial transcriptomics to understand how plants adapt, hybridise and invade new environments.
Dr. Wang led the first integrated single-cell and spatial transcriptomic study of the invasive common reed (Phragmites australis), published in Genome Biology in 2026, generated chromosome-level genome assemblies of this polyploid grass, and contributed to the Nature Genetics genome of Coffea arabica. Every Phytonex project is analysed with the same methods and care used in peer-reviewed research.
Google Scholar profile →Analysis of your existing sequencing data, from raw reads to publication-ready figures. Every project starts with a free consultation and a fixed written quote tailored to your samples and goals.
QC, alignment and quantification, differential expression, GO/KEGG enrichment, report and publication-ready figures.
QC, clustering, plant cell-type annotation, marker genes and differential expression. Advanced modules: multi-sample integration, trajectories, gene regulatory networks, cell–cell communication.
Preprocessing, spatial clustering, spatially variable genes and tissue maps, with optional deconvolution and integration with single-cell data.
Genome assembly and annotation, variant calling, population structure, introgression and selection scans, GWAS.
Experimental design, grant support, reanalysis of public data, manuscript figures and methods.
Tell us about your species, samples and research question. We usually reply within two working days.