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Overall DesignA microfluidic device that pairs sequence-barcoded mRNA capture beads with individual cells was used to barcode cDNA from individual cells which was then pre-amplified by in vitro transcription in a pool and converted into an Illumina RNA-Seq library. Libraries were generated from ~600 individual cells in parallel and extensive analysis was done on 396 cells from the U87 and MCF10a cell lines and from ~500 individual cells with extensive analysis on 247 cells from the U87 and WI-38 cell lines. Sequencing was done on the 3'-end of the transcript molecules. The first read contains cell-identifying barcodes that were present on the capture bead and the second read contains a unique molecular identifier (UMI) barcode, a lane-identifying barcode, and then the sequence of the transcript.
SummarySingle cell transcriptomics has emerged as a powerful approach to dissecting phenotypic heterogeneity in complex, unsynchronized cellular populations. However, many important biological questions demand quantitative analysis of large numbers of individual cells. Hence, new tools are urgently needed for efficient, inexpensive, and parallel manipulation of RNA from individual cells. We report a simple microfluidic platform for trapping single cell lysates in sealed, picoliter microwells capable of “printing” RNA on glass or capturing RNA on polymer beads. To demonstrate the utility of our system for single cell transcriptomics, we developed a highly scalable technology for genome-wide, single cell RNA-Seq. The current implementation of our device is pipette-operated, profiles hundreds of individual cells in parallel with library preparation costs of ~$0.10-$0.20/cell, and includes five lanes for simultaneous experiments. We anticipate that this system will ultimately serve as a general platform for large-scale single cell transcriptomics, compatible with both imaging and sequencing readouts.type = Expression profiling by high throughput sequencing
Dataset viewGSE66357
PMID26047807

Samples in MCF10a human breast cancer cells

Displaying 81-90 of 102 results.
SeriesSampleInstrumentOrganismTitleCell Source
GSE66357GSM1620700Illumina NextSeq 500Homo sapiensPS034_R2_4_814MCF10a human breast cancer cells
GSE66357GSM1620701Illumina NextSeq 500Homo sapiensPS034_R2_4_815MCF10a human breast cancer cells
GSE66357GSM1620702Illumina NextSeq 500Homo sapiensPS034_R2_4_818MCF10a human breast cancer cells
GSE66357GSM1620703Illumina NextSeq 500Homo sapiensPS034_R2_4_839MCF10a human breast cancer cells
GSE66357GSM1620704Illumina NextSeq 500Homo sapiensPS034_R2_4_88MCF10a human breast cancer cells
GSE66357GSM1620705Illumina NextSeq 500Homo sapiensPS034_R2_4_881MCF10a human breast cancer cells
GSE66357GSM1620706Illumina NextSeq 500Homo sapiensPS034_R2_4_884MCF10a human breast cancer cells
GSE66357GSM1620707Illumina NextSeq 500Homo sapiensPS034_R2_4_894MCF10a human breast cancer cells
GSE66357GSM1620708Illumina NextSeq 500Homo sapiensPS034_R2_4_9MCF10a human breast cancer cells
GSE66357GSM1620709Illumina NextSeq 500Homo sapiensPS034_R2_4_909MCF10a human breast cancer cells

Gene rank in MCF10a human breast cancer cells

Displaying 18961-18970 of 18975 results.
Rank orderGene SymbolEnsembl ID
18961ZNF823ENSG00000197933
18962ZNF837ENSG00000152475
18963ZNF846ENSG00000196605
18964ZNF852ENSG00000178917
18965ZNF891ENSG00000214029
18966ZNRF3ENSG00000183579
18967ZP3ENSG00000188372
18968ZRANB2-AS2ENSG00000229956
18969ZRSR1ENSG00000212643
18970ZSCAN12ENSG00000158691