Single cell 3 reagent kit
The Single Cell 3' Reagent Kit is a laboratory equipment product from 10x Genomics. It is designed for single-cell RNA sequencing applications. The kit includes the necessary reagents to perform the library preparation steps for generating 3' gene expression data from individual cells.
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23 protocols using single cell 3 reagent kit
Single-cell RNA-seq Library Preparation
Isolation and scRNA-seq of Notch-lineage lung cells
Single-cell Transcriptome Profiling and Analysis
Single-cell transcriptome profiling of atherosclerosis
Transcriptome Profiling of Malignant Ascites
Expression matrix processing, cell clustering, and dimensionality reduction were performed using Seurat v3.0. The gene Es for gene i in cell j was defined as Eij = log2(pseudoTPMij + 1), where pseudoTPMij = UMIij/sum[UMItotal,j] * 10,000. Cells were clustered by the graph-based shared nearest-neighbor (SNN) method, and cells in cluster 0 and 4 that exhibited differentially expressing macrophage markers (such as CD68) were defined as macrophages. Low-quality cells that did not meet any of the following criteria were excluded from the macrophage analysis: (1) 1000 ≤ nCounts ≤ 150,000, (2) 200 ≤ nFeatures ≤ 10,000, and (3) percent of mitochondrial genes ≤ 20.
Multimodal Single-Cell Analysis of Irradiated Cells
Single-Cell RNA-Seq of Tumor Cell Dissociation
Isolation and scRNA-seq of Notch-lineage lung cells
Single-Cell RNA-Seq of Murine Aortic Immune Cells
Single-cell RNA-seq of CD45-CD24- cells
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