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  • DNATECH
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    • Mar 2015
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    SPLIT-Seq Single-Cell Webinar and Grants

    The UC Davis DNA Technologies & Bioinformatics Cores and Parse Biosciences will be hosting a Split-Seq Webinar and offering a Single-Cell Grant.

    Learn more about the technology and the grant at a webinar on Tuesday, May 11th, at 11am PST.
    Please find the grant application & webinar registration here: https://www.parsebiosciences.com/ucd-grantprogram

    The Parse Biosciences Split-Seq technology works VERY differently from droplet-based technologies. It enables large-scale single-cell & single-nuclei gene expression studies.
    These Split-Seq features could be advantageous for some projects:
    - Split-seq works with fixed samples --> thus, no scheduling stress. Fixed samples are stable for months
    - No cell size limits
    - Tolerates some debris in the cell suspensions
    - Study up to 48 samples per run

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