@arcinstitute: Because PerturbSpace uses standard single-cell sequencing, it's compatible with any single-cell readout. In one day, th…
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Arc Institute's PerturbSpace enables high-throughput single-cell profiling of transcriptome, location, CRISPR guides, clonal relationships, and surface proteins from many samples in one day, using standard single-cell sequencing.
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Because PerturbSpace uses standard single-cell sequencing, it’s compatible with any single-cell readout. In one day, the team processed 50 spleen sections from 3 mice, capturing each cell’s transcriptome, location, CRISPR guide, clonal relationship, and 119 surface proteins. https://t.co/vnhoVYnUsQ
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