Ercc spike ins
ERCC spike-ins are a set of synthetic RNA molecules that are designed to be added to RNA samples as internal controls for RNA-sequencing experiments. They provide a way to assess the technical performance of the RNA-sequencing workflow, including the efficiency of RNA extraction, cDNA synthesis, and library preparation.
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Single-cell sequencing of pancreatic progenitors
Differentiation and Single-Cell Sequencing of Human Ileal Organoids
Dissociation of organoids to single cells was performed by a 10-min incubation with TrypLE (TrypLE Express; Life Technologies) supported by repeated mechanical disruption using a narrowed glass pipette. Viable cells were sorted using a BD FACS Aria (BD Biosciences) using DAPI exclusion. Individual cells were collected in 384-well plates with ERCC spike-ins (Agilent), reverse transcription primers and dNTPs (both Promega). Single cell sequencing was performed according to the Sort-seq method65 (link). Sequencing libraries were generated with TruSeq small RNA primers (Illumina) and sequenced paired-end at 60 and 26 bp read length, respectively, on the Illumina NextSeq.
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