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One of the main challenges in single-cell data interpretation is annotating cell types. In this blog, we explain our process of collaborating with clients to analyze single-cell data and assign cell type identity labels.
Cell type identification is currently one of the leading applications of single-cell RNA sequencing experiments. How do we do it? In this blog, we zoom in on the nine-step process that takes you from raw sequencing data to assigning cell type labels.
10x Genomics solutions may or may not be suitable for your project, depending on your sample type and your number of cells. How do you know?
Unlocking the secret to effective cancer treatment? The answer could lie in organ-on-a-chip technology. Researchers of MIMETAS are using organs-on-a-chips to mimic the complex conditions of pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma. A…
In the world of single-cell RNA sequencing, 10x Genomics has made a name for itself as a leading provider of high-throughput solutions. But for those new to the field, the…
Single-cell papers usually show their data in the shape of the UMAP plot. What is it?
Every year in January, we update our pricing. In this blog, we briefly explain this year’s pricing increase and what this means for you. Adapting prices to inflation As you…
You can find a t-SNE plot in almost every single-cell paper. What are the dots, colors, and axes? Learn how to interpret the plot.
CITE-seq is a method to simultaneously perform single-cell RNA sequencing and single-cell surface protein analysis. But how does this work? And what does it accomplish?
Deeply hidden in the brain, the tiny habenula is increasingly associated with different psychological roles. High-scale cellular heterogeneity may explain that multifunctionality. Here, we describe how single-cell RNA sequencing helps…
When you first start with single-cell sequencing, it’s often best to start small with a pilot project. Here, we explain why. We updated this blog from March 2021 on 5 December 2022….
One of the most recognizable figures in a single-cell paper explained simply. What is it? What is its purpose? And how does t-SNE work?