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  • Sequence Takara Bio’s full-length SMART-Seq solutions with single-day turnaround on the Singular Genomics G4 Sequencing Platform
  • Achieve equivalent SMART-Seq data with the G4 Sequencing Platform and industry-standard sequencing platforms
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Introduction  

Researchers require sensitive and reproducible methods to understand the biological mechanisms underlying disease pathogenesis and to develop novel therapeutics. One of the most popular approaches to biomarker discovery is through single-cell and low-input RNA-seq technologies, many of which rely on 3′ end-counting methods. While these methods allow for detection of gene expression signatures in single cells, they are unable to detect important biomarkers such as single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs), isoforms, and gene fusions, which can only be identified using full-length RNA-seq methods. 

To improve the quality of biomarker discovery workflows, it is critical to efficiently maximize laboratory operations, from library prep through sequencing and analysis. Takara Bio is well positioned, with its portfolio of industry-leading single-cell and low-input library preparation solutions, to support customers in uncovering novel biomarkers in oncology and infectious disease. With streamlined workflows from samples through sequencing data analysis, SMART-Seq technology delivers more data from every sample. This facilitates the discovery of novel RNA isoforms, gene fusions, and SNPs, leading to new biological discoveries.

Biomarker discovery also benefits from faster sequencing turnaround times. Singular Genomics has developed an innovative benchtop sequencer, the G4 Sequencing Platform, that leverages a 4-color rapid sequencing by synthesis (SBS) chemistry with advanced optics and fluidics engineering to provide single-day turnaround times across all applications. By combining fast run times and the ability to run up to 4 flow cells, with 16 independently addressable lanes, the G4 enables highly efficient laboratory operations. 

Three sets of experiments performed on control RNA and single cells show that the combined Takara Bio and Singular Genomics workflow yields similar sequencing metrics and data quality as industry-standard sequencing platforms. These results show that researchers now have access to a fast, accurate, and cost-effective solution to power their biomarker discovery research.

Methods  

Two kits—SMART-Seq mRNA LP (Cat. # 634768, 634769, 634771) and SMART-Seq mRNA Single Cell LP (Cat. # 634786, 634787, 634788)—were used to generate cDNA from six mouse brain total RNA (MBR) samples each (obtained from the SMART-Seq mRNA LP kit). 10 pg of MBR was used as an input for the SMART-Seq mRNA kit, running at 17 cycles, following a protocol described in the user manual. 2 pg of MBR was used for the SMART-Seq mRNA Single Cell kit, running at 18 cycles, following a protocol described in the user manual. In addition, six K562 cell samples were single-cell sorted into 96-well plates using the Sony SH800 Cell Sorter before running with the SMART-Seq mRNA Single Cell kit at 18 cycles. The resulting cDNAs were quantified using a Qubit 2.0 Fluorometer and Agilent BioAnalyzer.

Afterward, 1 ng of cDNA inputs were used to generate all libraries using the library preparation kits included in the SMART-Seq mRNA LP and SMART-Seq mRNA Single Cell LP kits. All libraries were prepared according to established protocols at 16 cycles using Singular Genomics or Illumina unique dual index (UDI) primers, where applicable. All completed libraries were quantified using the Qubit 2.0 Fluorometer and Agilent BioAnalyzer. The libraries were pooled at equimolar ratios before the libraries with SG UDIs were sequenced on the G4, and the libraries with the Illumina UDIs were sequenced on the NextSeq® 500 sequencer only (below). Once the sequences were generated, both sets of sequencing data were downsampled to 6.5 million reads. The sequence matrices were then generated using Takara Bio Cogent NGS Analysis Pipeline v.2.0.

Results  

Similar cDNA library quality for RNA-seq

The ability to prepare high-quality RNA-seq libraries is essential for generating robust RNA-seq runs for low-input and single-cell RNA-seq assays. Comparing RNA-seq libraries generated using both SMART-Seq mRNA LP and SMART-Seq mRNA Single Cell LP kits revealed nearly identical cDNA fragment length distributions (Figure 1). The Bioanalyzer traces yielded similarly sized libraries generated using both kits for all three experiments (Figure 1, Panels A–C).

Figure 1. Library preparation generates similarly robust RNA-seq libraries. All cDNA libraries were prepared using the cDNA library prep protocols in the Takara Bio kits. The Illumina RNA-seq libraries for all three sets of cDNA (Panels A, B, and C) were generated either with the SMART-Seq mRNA LP (“library prep” kit) or the SMART-Seq mRNA Single Cell LP library prep kit. The Singular Genomics RNA-seq libraries were prepared in an identical manner except that the standard Illumina PCR primers were replaced with Singular Genomics unique dual index (UDI) primers. Each panel comprises a single representative library for each platform. The red and blue lines denote Singular Genomics and Illumina libraries, respectively. Panel A. Bioanalyzer graph of RNA-seq libraries generated using SMART-Seq mRNA cDNA. Panel B. Bioanalyzer graph of RNA-seq libraries generated using SMART-Seq Single Cell cDNA. Panel C. Bioanalyzer graph of RNA-seq libraries generated using SMART-Seq Single Cell (K562) cDNA.

Switch sequencers without impacting gene identification, sensitivity, or read distribution

SMART-Seq libraries sequenced using the Singular Genomics G4 produced RNA-seq data similar to the industry-standard sequencing platform. First, a similar mean number of genes was detected between the two platforms used for each of the three experiments (Figure 2, Panel A). The distribution of reads mapped to genes, introns, intergenic regions, mitochondrial regions, and ribosomal regions were also nearly identical across these platforms (Figure 2, Panels B–D). Finally, the Pearson’s and Spearman’s correlations calculated from raw counts for the genes were robust between the two sequencing workflows. These correlations were observed across the SMART-Seq mRNA-processed MBR (Figure 3, Panel A), the SMART-Seq Single Cell-processed MBR (Figure 3, Panel B), and the SMART-Seq Single Cell-processed K562 cell (Figure 3, Panel C) samples.

Figure 2. Comparable number and proportion of detected transcript features between RNA-seq libraries sequenced with the G4 and NextSeq 500 sequencers. Panel A. The total number of detected genes was similar between the libraries sequenced with the G4 and the NextSeq 500 sequencer for all three sets of cDNA libraries. The error bars represent standard deviations from the six samples for each experiment. Panels B–D. The distribution of reads mapped to different regions of the genome was similar between the two library preparation methods for the cDNA prepared from SMART-Seq mRNA and single-cell mRNA extracts.

Figure 3. Strong average correlations between the transcript abundances generated from RNA-seq libraries prepared with the G4 and NextSeq 500 sequencers. Panel A. Correlation plot between SMART-Seq mRNA kit-generated cDNA libraries sequenced with the G4 and NextSeq 500 sequencers. Panel B. Correlation plot between SMART-Seq Single Cell (MBR) cDNA libraries sequenced with the G4 and NextSeq 500 sequencers. Panel C. Average correlation plots between SMART-Seq Single Cell cDNA libraries generated from sorted K562 cells and sequenced with the G4 and NextSeq 500 sequencers. All scatter plots depict the mean raw counts for all genes with a log10+1 scale. Each point for every correlation plot represents a single gene.

Conclusion  

Generating high-quality RNA-seq data from low-input and single-cell samples is essential for discovering novel biomarkers. Full-length RNA-seq methods address many of the challenges of 3′ end-counting methods, allowing the detection of SNPs, isoforms, and gene fusions. Combining the power of the G4 Sequencing Platform with SMART-Seq technologies allows researchers to achieve high-quality, reproducible detection of important genetic features at a high throughput and low cost.

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275 SMART-Seq2 Technology. This product is sold under exclusive license from Ludwig Institute of Cancer Research, Ltd. and is covered by US Patent No. 10266894, Japanese Patent No. 6336080, and European Patent No. 3036336, and pending U.S. patent application and/or pending claims of foreign counterparts. For license information, please contact a Takara Bio USA, Inc. licensing representative by e-mail at licensing@takarabio.com.
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SMART-Seq mRNA LP generates oligo(dT)-primed, full-length mRNA-seq libraries. The chemistry is optimized for use on ultra-low amounts of total RNA (10 pg–100 ng, RIN ≥ 8) or for direct use on multiple intact cells (< 1,000 cells). Up to 384 multiplexed, Illumina-ready sequencing libraries can be obtained using the Unique Dual Index kits (Cat. # 634752, 634753, 634754, 634755 & 634756). This kit offers an end-to-end solution including cDNA synthesis, library preparation, and data analysis with our free Cogent NGS bioinformatics tools.

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634769 SMART-Seq® mRNA LP 96 Rxns USD $3943.00

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275 SMART-Seq2 Technology. This product is sold under exclusive license from Ludwig Institute of Cancer Research, Ltd. and is covered by US Patent No. 10266894, Japanese Patent No. 6336080, and European Patent No. 3036336, and pending U.S. patent application and/or pending claims of foreign counterparts. For license information, please contact a Takara Bio USA, Inc. licensing representative by e-mail at licensing@takarabio.com.
385 This product is protected by U.S. Patents 7,803,550, 8,399,199, 8,728,737, and 9,598,727 and corresponding foreign patents. Additional patents are pending. For further license information, please contact a Takara Bio USA licensing representative by email at licensing@takarabio.com.

SMART-Seq mRNA LP generates oligo(dT)-primed, full-length mRNA-seq libraries. The chemistry is optimized for use on ultra-low amounts of total RNA (10 pg–100 ng, RIN ≥ 8) or for direct use on multiple intact cells (< 1,000 cells). Up to 384 multiplexed, Illumina-ready sequencing libraries can be obtained using the Unique Dual Index kits (Cat. # 634752, 634753, 634754, 634755 & 634756). This kit offers an end-to-end solution including cDNA synthesis, library preparation, and data analysis with our free Cogent NGS bioinformatics tools.

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Our products are to be used for Research Use Only. They may not be used for any other purpose, including, but not limited to, use in humans, therapeutic or diagnostic use, or commercial use of any kind. Our products may not be transferred to third parties, resold, modified for resale, or used to manufacture commercial products or to provide a service to third parties without our prior written approval.

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275 SMART-Seq2 Technology. This product is sold under exclusive license from Ludwig Institute of Cancer Research, Ltd. and is covered by US Patent No. 10266894, Japanese Patent No. 6336080, and European Patent No. 3036336, and pending U.S. patent application and/or pending claims of foreign counterparts. For license information, please contact a Takara Bio USA, Inc. licensing representative by e-mail at licensing@takarabio.com.
385 This product is protected by U.S. Patents 7,803,550, 8,399,199, 8,728,737, and 9,598,727 and corresponding foreign patents. Additional patents are pending. For further license information, please contact a Takara Bio USA licensing representative by email at licensing@takarabio.com.
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SMART-Seq mRNA LP generates oligo(dT)-primed, full-length mRNA-seq libraries. The chemistry is optimized for use on ultra-low amounts of total RNA (10 pg–100 ng, RIN≥8) or for direct use on multiple intact cells (<1,000 cells). Up to 384 multiplexed, Illumina-ready sequencing libraries can be obtained using the Unique Dual Index kits (Cat. # 634752–634756). This kit offers an end-to-end solution including cDNA synthesis, library preparation, and data analysis with our free Cogent NGS bioinformatics tools.

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Our products are to be used for Research Use Only. They may not be used for any other purpose, including, but not limited to, use in humans, therapeutic or diagnostic use, or commercial use of any kind. Our products may not be transferred to third parties, resold, modified for resale, or used to manufacture commercial products or to provide a service to third parties without our prior written approval.

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634786 SMART-Seq® mRNA Single Cell LP 24 Rxns USD $1162.00

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275 SMART-Seq2 Technology. This product is sold under exclusive license from Ludwig Institute of Cancer Research, Ltd. and is covered by US Patent No. 10266894, Japanese Patent No. 6336080, and European Patent No. 3036336, and pending U.S. patent application and/or pending claims of foreign counterparts. For license information, please contact a Takara Bio USA, Inc. licensing representative by e-mail at licensing@takarabio.com.
385 This product is protected by U.S. Patents 7,803,550, 8,399,199, 8,728,737, and 9,598,727 and corresponding foreign patents. Additional patents are pending. For further license information, please contact a Takara Bio USA licensing representative by email at licensing@takarabio.com.

The SMART-Seq mRNA Single Cell LP Kit is a complete kit designed to first generate high-quality cDNA from single cells and then high-quality Illumina sequencing-ready libraries. Indexes are added using a unique dual index kit. This kit supports up to 24 reactions.

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Automation and miniaturization of cDNA synthesis on the mosquito HV.

Automation and miniaturization of cDNA synthesis on the mosquito HV.

Comparing full-volume versus eighth-volume processing on the mosquito HV with single CHO cells. Boxplots of gene counts for each preparation (medians: FV=16,592, Eighth=16,014). Boxplots show similar sensitivity for FV versus miniaturized volumes. All boxplots interquartile range (IQR) is the 25th and 75th quartiles; the whiskers are 1.5X IQR from the median value and represent the extremes of the data. Data is shown for SMART-Seq Single Cell (SSsc). SMART-Seq mRNA Single Cell is an equivalent replacement for SSsc.

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The SMART-Seq Single Cell PLUS Kit demonstrates greater discrimination between control and single-cell samples than NEBNext.

The SMART-Seq Single Cell PLUS Kit demonstrates greater discrimination between control and single-cell samples than NEBNext.

Clustering of the SSsc single cell and positive controls and significantly distinct discrimination of the negative controls provides confidence in the data generated with SSsc PLUS. By UMAP analysis, there is a clear separation between the negative controls and the positive controls/single-cell samples for SSsc PLUS. As expected, the positive controls (grey) and the single-cell samples (green) cluster together for the SSsc PLUS while the negative controls (dusty blue) cluster together near the bottom of the chart. Interestingly, the SSsc PLUS negative controls and all of the NEBNext samples cluster together: negative (red), positive (light blue), and the single cells (purple). These analyses indicate that experimental noise, even when working with such small amounts of starting material, will not affect confidence in the biological import of the results. Data is shown for SMART-Seq Single Cell PLUS (SSsc PLUS). SMART-Seq mRNA Single Cell LP is an equivalent replacement for SSsc PLUS.

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Automation and miniaturization of SMART-Seq mRNA Single Cell on the MANTIS Liquid Dispenser.

Automation and miniaturization of SMART-Seq mRNA Single Cell on the MANTIS Liquid Dispenser.

Comparing full-volume versus quarter-volume processing with single GM12878 cells on the MANTIS Liquid Dispenser. Boxplots of gene counts for each preparation (medians: FV=9,980, Quarter=9,603). Boxplots show similar sensitivity for FV versus miniaturized volumes. All boxplots interquartile range (IQR) is the 25th and 75th quartiles; the whiskers are 1.5X IQR from the median value and represent the extremes of the data. Data is shown for SMART-Seq Single Cell (SSsc). SMART-Seq mRNA Single Cell is an equivalent replacement for SMART-Seq Single Cell.

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Performance comparison of SS2 versus SSsc with GM12878 cells and SS3 versus SSsc with primary T cells isolated from PBMCs.

Performance comparison of SS2 versus SSsc with GM12878 cells and SS3 versus SSsc with primary T cells isolated from PBMCs.

Boxplots representing the distribution of gene counts for TPM > 0.1. The boxes denote the interquartile range (IQR), i.e., the 25th and 75th quartiles; the whiskers are 1.5X IQR from the median value and represent the extremes of the data. Outliers are plotted as empty circles. Data is shown for SMART-Seq Single Cell (SSsc). SMART-Seq mRNA Single Cell is an equivalent replacement for SSsc.

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Comparable data between SMART-Seq library prep and Nextera XT kits enable existing users to easily make the switch.

Comparable data between SMART-Seq library prep and Nextera XT kits enable existing users to easily make the switch.

Comparable data between SMART-Seq library prep and Nextera XT kits enable existing users to easily make the switch. Representative XY-plots of two example libraries from the same cDNA prepared with SSsc PLUS or Nextera XT in duplicate, and the same cDNA library compared between Nextera XT and PLUS. R2 values are shown in the graph; Nextera XT R2=0.9961, PLUS R2=0.9978, Nextera XT vs PLUS R2=0.9579. Data is shown for SMART-Seq Single Cell PLUS (SSsc PLUS). SMART-Seq mRNA Single Cell LP is an equivalent replacement for SSsc PLUS.

634787 SMART-Seq® mRNA Single Cell LP 96 Rxns USD $3955.00

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275 SMART-Seq2 Technology. This product is sold under exclusive license from Ludwig Institute of Cancer Research, Ltd. and is covered by US Patent No. 10266894, Japanese Patent No. 6336080, and European Patent No. 3036336, and pending U.S. patent application and/or pending claims of foreign counterparts. For license information, please contact a Takara Bio USA, Inc. licensing representative by e-mail at licensing@takarabio.com.
385 This product is protected by U.S. Patents 7,803,550, 8,399,199, 8,728,737, and 9,598,727 and corresponding foreign patents. Additional patents are pending. For further license information, please contact a Takara Bio USA licensing representative by email at licensing@takarabio.com.

The SMART-Seq mRNA Single Cell LP Kit is a complete kit designed to first generate high-quality cDNA from single cells and then high-quality Illumina sequencing-ready libraries. Indexes are added using a unique dual index kit. This kit supports up to 96 reactions.

Notice to purchaser

Our products are to be used for Research Use Only. They may not be used for any other purpose, including, but not limited to, use in humans, therapeutic or diagnostic use, or commercial use of any kind. Our products may not be transferred to third parties, resold, modified for resale, or used to manufacture commercial products or to provide a service to third parties without our prior written approval.

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Automation and miniaturization of cDNA synthesis on the mosquito HV.

Automation and miniaturization of cDNA synthesis on the mosquito HV.

Comparing full-volume versus eighth-volume processing on the mosquito HV with single CHO cells. Boxplots of gene counts for each preparation (medians: FV=16,592, Eighth=16,014). Boxplots show similar sensitivity for FV versus miniaturized volumes. All boxplots interquartile range (IQR) is the 25th and 75th quartiles; the whiskers are 1.5X IQR from the median value and represent the extremes of the data. Data is shown for SMART-Seq Single Cell (SSsc). SMART-Seq mRNA Single Cell is an equivalent replacement for SSsc.

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The SMART-Seq Single Cell PLUS Kit demonstrates greater discrimination between control and single-cell samples than NEBNext.

The SMART-Seq Single Cell PLUS Kit demonstrates greater discrimination between control and single-cell samples than NEBNext.

Clustering of the SSsc single cell and positive controls and significantly distinct discrimination of the negative controls provides confidence in the data generated with SSsc PLUS. By UMAP analysis, there is a clear separation between the negative controls and the positive controls/single-cell samples for SSsc PLUS. As expected, the positive controls (grey) and the single-cell samples (green) cluster together for the SSsc PLUS while the negative controls (dusty blue) cluster together near the bottom of the chart. Interestingly, the SSsc PLUS negative controls and all of the NEBNext samples cluster together: negative (red), positive (light blue), and the single cells (purple). These analyses indicate that experimental noise, even when working with such small amounts of starting material, will not affect confidence in the biological import of the results. Data is shown for SMART-Seq Single Cell PLUS (SSsc PLUS). SMART-Seq mRNA Single Cell LP is an equivalent replacement for SSsc PLUS.

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Automation and miniaturization of SMART-Seq mRNA Single Cell on the MANTIS Liquid Dispenser.

Automation and miniaturization of SMART-Seq mRNA Single Cell on the MANTIS Liquid Dispenser.

Comparing full-volume versus quarter-volume processing with single GM12878 cells on the MANTIS Liquid Dispenser. Boxplots of gene counts for each preparation (medians: FV=9,980, Quarter=9,603). Boxplots show similar sensitivity for FV versus miniaturized volumes. All boxplots interquartile range (IQR) is the 25th and 75th quartiles; the whiskers are 1.5X IQR from the median value and represent the extremes of the data. Data is shown for SMART-Seq Single Cell (SSsc). SMART-Seq mRNA Single Cell is an equivalent replacement for SMART-Seq Single Cell.

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Performance comparison of SS2 versus SSsc with GM12878 cells and SS3 versus SSsc with primary T cells isolated from PBMCs.

Performance comparison of SS2 versus SSsc with GM12878 cells and SS3 versus SSsc with primary T cells isolated from PBMCs.

Boxplots representing the distribution of gene counts for TPM > 0.1. The boxes denote the interquartile range (IQR), i.e., the 25th and 75th quartiles; the whiskers are 1.5X IQR from the median value and represent the extremes of the data. Outliers are plotted as empty circles. Data is shown for SMART-Seq Single Cell (SSsc). SMART-Seq mRNA Single Cell is an equivalent replacement for SSsc.

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Comparable data between SMART-Seq library prep and Nextera XT kits enable existing users to easily make the switch.

Comparable data between SMART-Seq library prep and Nextera XT kits enable existing users to easily make the switch.

Comparable data between SMART-Seq library prep and Nextera XT kits enable existing users to easily make the switch. Representative XY-plots of two example libraries from the same cDNA prepared with SSsc PLUS or Nextera XT in duplicate, and the same cDNA library compared between Nextera XT and PLUS. R2 values are shown in the graph; Nextera XT R2=0.9961, PLUS R2=0.9978, Nextera XT vs PLUS R2=0.9579. Data is shown for SMART-Seq Single Cell PLUS (SSsc PLUS). SMART-Seq mRNA Single Cell LP is an equivalent replacement for SSsc PLUS.

634788 SMART-Seq® mRNA Single Cell LP 4 x 96 Rxns Inquire for Quotation

License Statement

ID Number  
275 SMART-Seq2 Technology. This product is sold under exclusive license from Ludwig Institute of Cancer Research, Ltd. and is covered by US Patent No. 10266894, Japanese Patent No. 6336080, and European Patent No. 3036336, and pending U.S. patent application and/or pending claims of foreign counterparts. For license information, please contact a Takara Bio USA, Inc. licensing representative by e-mail at licensing@takarabio.com.
385 This product is protected by U.S. Patents 7,803,550, 8,399,199, 8,728,737, and 9,598,727 and corresponding foreign patents. Additional patents are pending. For further license information, please contact a Takara Bio USA licensing representative by email at licensing@takarabio.com.
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The SMART-Seq mRNA Single Cell LP Kit is a complete kit designed to first generate high-quality cDNA from single cells and then high-quality Illumina sequencing-ready libraries. Indexes are added using a unique dual index kit. This kit supports up to 384 reactions.

Notice to purchaser

Our products are to be used for Research Use Only. They may not be used for any other purpose, including, but not limited to, use in humans, therapeutic or diagnostic use, or commercial use of any kind. Our products may not be transferred to third parties, resold, modified for resale, or used to manufacture commercial products or to provide a service to third parties without our prior written approval.

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Automation and miniaturization of cDNA synthesis on the mosquito HV.

Automation and miniaturization of cDNA synthesis on the mosquito HV.

Comparing full-volume versus eighth-volume processing on the mosquito HV with single CHO cells. Boxplots of gene counts for each preparation (medians: FV=16,592, Eighth=16,014). Boxplots show similar sensitivity for FV versus miniaturized volumes. All boxplots interquartile range (IQR) is the 25th and 75th quartiles; the whiskers are 1.5X IQR from the median value and represent the extremes of the data. Data is shown for SMART-Seq Single Cell (SSsc). SMART-Seq mRNA Single Cell is an equivalent replacement for SSsc.

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The SMART-Seq Single Cell PLUS Kit demonstrates greater discrimination between control and single-cell samples than NEBNext.

The SMART-Seq Single Cell PLUS Kit demonstrates greater discrimination between control and single-cell samples than NEBNext.

Clustering of the SSsc single cell and positive controls and significantly distinct discrimination of the negative controls provides confidence in the data generated with SSsc PLUS. By UMAP analysis, there is a clear separation between the negative controls and the positive controls/single-cell samples for SSsc PLUS. As expected, the positive controls (grey) and the single-cell samples (green) cluster together for the SSsc PLUS while the negative controls (dusty blue) cluster together near the bottom of the chart. Interestingly, the SSsc PLUS negative controls and all of the NEBNext samples cluster together: negative (red), positive (light blue), and the single cells (purple). These analyses indicate that experimental noise, even when working with such small amounts of starting material, will not affect confidence in the biological import of the results. Data is shown for SMART-Seq Single Cell PLUS (SSsc PLUS). SMART-Seq mRNA Single Cell LP is an equivalent replacement for SSsc PLUS.

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Automation and miniaturization of SMART-Seq mRNA Single Cell on the MANTIS Liquid Dispenser.

Automation and miniaturization of SMART-Seq mRNA Single Cell on the MANTIS Liquid Dispenser.

Comparing full-volume versus quarter-volume processing with single GM12878 cells on the MANTIS Liquid Dispenser. Boxplots of gene counts for each preparation (medians: FV=9,980, Quarter=9,603). Boxplots show similar sensitivity for FV versus miniaturized volumes. All boxplots interquartile range (IQR) is the 25th and 75th quartiles; the whiskers are 1.5X IQR from the median value and represent the extremes of the data. Data is shown for SMART-Seq Single Cell (SSsc). SMART-Seq mRNA Single Cell is an equivalent replacement for SMART-Seq Single Cell.

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Performance comparison of SS2 versus SSsc with GM12878 cells and SS3 versus SSsc with primary T cells isolated from PBMCs.

Performance comparison of SS2 versus SSsc with GM12878 cells and SS3 versus SSsc with primary T cells isolated from PBMCs.

Boxplots representing the distribution of gene counts for TPM > 0.1. The boxes denote the interquartile range (IQR), i.e., the 25th and 75th quartiles; the whiskers are 1.5X IQR from the median value and represent the extremes of the data. Outliers are plotted as empty circles. Data is shown for SMART-Seq Single Cell (SSsc). SMART-Seq mRNA Single Cell is an equivalent replacement for SSsc.

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Comparable data between SMART-Seq library prep and Nextera XT kits enable existing users to easily make the switch.

Comparable data between SMART-Seq library prep and Nextera XT kits enable existing users to easily make the switch.

Comparable data between SMART-Seq library prep and Nextera XT kits enable existing users to easily make the switch. Representative XY-plots of two example libraries from the same cDNA prepared with SSsc PLUS or Nextera XT in duplicate, and the same cDNA library compared between Nextera XT and PLUS. R2 values are shown in the graph; Nextera XT R2=0.9961, PLUS R2=0.9978, Nextera XT vs PLUS R2=0.9579. Data is shown for SMART-Seq Single Cell PLUS (SSsc PLUS). SMART-Seq mRNA Single Cell LP is an equivalent replacement for SSsc PLUS.

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634788: SMART-Seq mRNA Single Cell LP

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