Access spatial whole transcriptome analysis: powered by Atera
Request a project
Submit a request here, or connect with your local 10x representative who will guide you through the entire process.
Submit your samples to Catalyst Research Services
Use any of our pre-designed panels—including the new Atera WTA Human—for your experiment, or customize your own Atera Select panels to precisely meet your research needs. Our flexible service packages support projects of any size.
Receive and evaluate your Atera data with a 10x bioinformatics expert
Experience the power of Atera firsthand. Receive high-quality spatial data, and partner with 10x bioinformatics experts to translate your results into actionable insights.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get started with a project?
Submit a request through the online form to access Catalyst Research Services, or get in touch with your local sales specialist.
What panels are being offered through Catalyst Research Services?
Can I submit multiple tissues within the scope of one project?
Yes. You can place multiple samples per slide, including tumor microarrays.
Can I customize my project?
Yes. Reach out to have your specialist walk you through the entire process.
What is the maximum number of slides I can run?
Catalyst Research Services offers flexible service packages for projects of any size.
Can you run an H&E stain on my samples?
Yes, this is part of our standard workflow. After the Atera experiment is complete, we run an H&E stain on the same slide.
How long will Catalyst Research Services operate?
We aim to enable scientists to generate groundbreaking spatial data on Atera. We look forward to enabling cores and service providers to do the same.
Discover the power of Atera
Atera platform overview
Spatial whole transcriptome, high throughput, and single cell sensitivity combine for uncompromised spatial: only on Atera.
See Atera in action
Explore our whole transcriptome human cervical cancer dataset post-Atera H&E and IF images.
Atera panels
Panels built for your needs, from unbiased discovery to targeted exploration.