10X Genomics have been very successful in developing their gel-bead droplet technology for phased genome sequencing and more recently, single-cell 3’mRNA-seq. I’ve posted about their technology before (at AGBT2016, and March and November 2015) and based most of what I’ve written on discussion with 10X […]
Stacey GabrielStacey is the Director of the Genomics Platform at the Broad Institute. Gave us a brief look back to 2006: 117 instruments (GA’s) producing 600,000 bases per day and 1 genome, versus 30 machines producing 12,000,000,000,000 bases per day and 32693 genomes!But one size […]
10X Genomics were one of the stars of the show at AGBT15, this year they’re bowling attendees over with new developments. They’ve obviously had an awfully busy year. They announced lots at JP Morgan (GenomeWeb, Core-Genomics). I got a sneak peak (as did Keith at […]
We’re about to start a pilot work project with 10X Genomics so I put together an update to share internally and thought it would make a good post here too…I’ve been thinking about how 10X might be used in cancer and rare disease, as well […]
At AGBT 2015 the big splash was clearly 10X Genomics and their new technology the GemCode “toaster”; presumably so called because of its diminutive size, and not because your microtitre plate is launched out the top nice and warm! The system is available to order […]
