This webinar introduces new technologies that enable multidimensional measurements from single cells to obtain a more complete picture of a cell’s phenotype and gene expression.

The first part of the webinar describes two recently developed applications that use antibody conjugated oligos to enhance existing single-cell RNA-seq platforms: CITE-seq (Cellular Indexing of Transcriptomes and Epitopes by Sequencing), which allows measurement of a potentially unlimited number of protein markers in parallel to transcriptomes; and Cell Hashing, which enables sample multiplexing, robust multiple detection, and super-loading of scRNA-seq platforms, allowing confident recovery of four times as many single cells per experiment.

The second part of the webinar covers the recently developed Patch-seq technique, which combines whole-cell patch clamp recording, immunohistochemistry, and single-cell RNA-sequencing to obtain high-quality morphology, electrophysiology and scRNA-seq data in parallel from single cells.

Our expert panelists present an overview of the key protocol steps and quality control measures, as well as a discussion of potential applications and ongoing efforts to increase throughput.