single-cell analysis

Novogene Europe’s 10x Genomics Chromium platform
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A pinkish-purple image of a human cell.
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Crush it with low-volume viscosity characterization on Honeybun
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Scientific illustration of a cell releasing exosomes: small, spherical extracellular vesicles budding from and detaching off the cell’s plasma membrane into the surrounding space, shown as tiny capsule-like structures emerging from the cell surface.
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Abstract blue background with circles and capsule shapes resembling microfluidic channels or single cells
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Beacon Discovery – an accessible, compact system for live single-cell functional analysis
A scientist visualizing the live interaction between a T cell and a cancer cell inside an OptoSelect® Chip, while light deterministically moves single cells into NanoPens®
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