Multiplexed single-cell RNA-seq via transient barcoding for drug screening
Abstract
To simultaneously analyze multiple samples of various conditions with scRNA-seq, we developed a universal sample barcoding method through transient transfection of SBOs. A 48-plex drug treatment experiment of pooled samples analyzed by a single run of Drop-Seq revealed a unique transcriptome response for each drug and target-specific gene expression signatures at the single-cell level. Our cost-effective method is widely applicable for single-cell profiling of multiple experimental conditions.
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