Focusing on the Genes that Matter Most: 10x Genomics Launches Targeted Gene Expression Solution
“Our Targeted Gene Expression Solution provides customers the option to progress from unbiased discoveries to more focused research questions by looking at a subset of genes of interest, which can increase sample throughput, streamline data analysis, and reduce sequencing and computational burdens,” said
This approach also captures unique gene expression signatures, probes disease and drug targets and allows for the discovery of mechanisms through which small molecules act. Using this technology, researchers can measure the effects of activation or inhibition of signalling pathways. In addition, it also allows the scientific community to dissect signalling pathways using targeted CRISPR screens.
“10x-targeted single-cell RNA sequencing will allow us to focus on the expression of relevant immuno-oncology genes, streamline our data analysis and reduce our sequencing costs,” said
10x’s Targeted Gene Expression Solution benefits from a list of comprehensive pre-designed gene panels that are relevant for different research areas, including cancer, immunology, neuroscience and various disease and drug targeting applications. This technology is also customizable for individualized research goals, improving experimental efficiency while maintaining high gene sensitivities. A 10x Custom Panel Designer, which will be released later this year, will enable customers to either add on genes to existing panels or create fully custom panels.
“Target enrichment of informative transcripts balances costs with biological insight,” added
The Targeted Gene Expression Solution is available for pre-orders beginning today. In conjunction with the announcement,
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