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If you haven't received a quotation from your account executive already, please use this form to request one.

You can request a quotation for our following services:

SORT-seq
10x Genomics
VASA-seq
Bulk RNA sequencing
Discovery-seq
Cell capture plates

After submitting the form, we will send you an automated email with a summary of your submission. We will provide you with the quotation as soon as possible.

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Name *

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Email *

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Company Name *

What best describes your role? *

What do you need a quotation for? *

Plates for SORT-seq
Plates for VASA-seq
SORT-seq
VASA-seq
10x Genomics
Bulk RNA seq
Data Analysis
Not sure yet

Has the data been generated by Single Cell Discoveries? *

What is the data format?

E.g. FASTQ, Cell Ranger output, count matrices

How is the data generated? *

Have any other modalities been used to generate this data?

CITE-seq
CellPlex/Cell Hashing
Immune profiling

Sequencing depth *

STANDARD (75.000 reads per cell)
PLUS (150.000 reads per cell)
Other (please specify)

How will you send us your samples? *

Isolated RNA in nuclease-free water
Sorted cells in TRIzol (additional costs)

Please note that we do not accept cell pellets or cells in lysis buffer.

Sequencing depth *

STANDARD (10M reads/sample)
PLUS (20M reads/sample)
Other (please specify)

Please specify your required sequencing depth *

Which 10x Genomics service do you want to request? *

Single Cell Transcriptomics
Single Cell Immune Profiling
Single Cell RNA Flex

What do you want to analyse? *

T-cell receptor
B-cell receptor
Both TCR and BCR

How many cells per sample do you want to analyse? *

What sequencing depth do you need per cell? *

How many samples do you have? *

Please enter a number.

How many plates do you need? *

Please enter a number

Plate delivery

Shipment via FedEx
Pick-up in Utrecht, Netherlands

Where should we send the plates? *

We need this information to determine the shipping costs.

Can you please explain your project in more detail? *

What is your biological question? *

What analyses are you interested in? *

Clustering
Differential gene expression
Plot genes of interest
Pseudotime analysis
Gene-set enrichment analysis
Batch effect correction
Integrate datasets
Combine with FACS index data

What analyses are you interested in? *

Clustering
Differential gene expression
Plot genes of interest
Pseudotime analysis
Gene-set enrichment analysis
Batch effect correction
Integrate datasets

What analyses are you interested in? *

Differential gene expression
Gene-set enrichment analysis
Plot genes of interest

Which comparisons?

Do you have any additional comments?

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FAQ

How many plates should I sort for each sample?

We advise two plates for each sample or condition. This ensures a technical backup plate is always available in case something goes wrong with shipment or processing.

Can I process plates from the same experiment at different time points and combine the data?

Yes, you can first process one plate (or set of plates) and then continue with the rest later on. Any minor technical batch effects should be negligible, especially if the biological differences between populations of cells in your sample are clear.

Can I combine SORT-seq single-cell sequencing data with data from other platforms, such as 10x Genomics?

While this is possible in principle, it will likely require some batch effect correction. Different technologies will yield slightly different results due to technology-specific technical quirks and other biases. However, with batch effect correction and a clear biological difference between the different populations in your samples, it should be possible to mix with data from other platforms.