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Every cell is different, just as every project is different. We help you fuel your biological breakthroughs by tackling your single-cell RNA sequencing challenges with you. Tailor-made to your project. From cells to data. From start to finish.

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Mount-Sinai
Hubrecht Institute
Genmab
Heinrich-Heine-Uni
Sanquin

Services

With different (single-cell) platforms available in our portfolio, there is always a solution that suits your needs. Learn about the technologies we offer and how they can accelerate your research.

SORT-Seq

Cost-effective, plate-based single-cell transcriptomics platform.

10x Genomics

High-throughput single-cell gene expression or single-cell immune profiling analysis.

Vasa-seq

Full-length, total RNA single-cell sequencing platform.

bulk RNA sequencing

Don't need single-cells? Try our highly cost-effective bulk RNA seq services.

Visium Spatial Gene Expression

Add tissue context to your transcriptome data

How we work

Science is not a fixed process. We get that. As you go along, plans change and hypotheses along with them. As your trusted partner, we help you with every step in the process, from project design to data analysis and beyond. And when you've completed your project, we'll help you plan the next step.

Design

We'll help you design your first single-cell sequencing project and make sure it matches your biological question and fits your budget. With multiple options and technologies available, we'll always find a match for your project.

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Process

Send us your samples and we’ll take care of the rest. We'll process your sample and generate ready-to-analyze data, while applying all the necessary QC steps throughout to ensure optimal quality of the outcome.

Analyze

To help you hit the ground running, we include a preliminary clustering and differential gene expression analysis with all our services. If you need dedicated data analysis support, we’ll send in the bioinformatics cavalry.

Research areas

Single-cell sequencing is used in many different areas of research. Whether your focus is Immunology, Oncology, Neuroscience or any problem in need of a single-cell solution: we can help.

Oncology

Assess tumor heterogeneity. Gain insight into mechanisms driving metastasis or therapy resistance.

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Immunology

Characterize immune cell types. Identify antigen specificity. Discover molecular drivers.

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Developmental biology

Unravel developmental processes. Discover molecular mechanisms behind development, congenital disease, or regeneration.

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Neuroscience

Gain insight into the complexity of the nervous system. Identify molecular mechanisms of neural function, disease and injury.

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Our Approach

As single-cell sequencing specialists, we help you with every step in the process. Whether you want to start with a small pilot project or just need routine high-throughput services, we can help. Learn more about our different services.

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Data analysis

Video explanation

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Success stories

Learn more about the results of our services—from a client perspective.

Blog

Our latest news, updates and other important happenings.

Three reasons to start small with single-cell sequencing

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. We rewrote it and included a company comparison as a reason to start with a pilot project. Technical and biological validation  If you start a…

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What is t-SNE?

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?

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Insights into the hypertrophic heart with single-cell RNA sequencing

Heritable gene defects can cause the heart muscles to thicken and bring on hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. How this occurs is not entirely clear. This blog describes how single-cell RNA sequencing helps understand the hypertrophic heart and provide directions for future genetic research. Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy is a heritable condition in which the heart thickens. It occurs in…

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