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Xenium Protein Subpanel Part Numbers and Overlap with Pre-designed Panel Genes

Xenium Protein Subpanel Part Numbers and Overlap with Pre-designed Panel Genes

The Xenium In Situ Gene and Protein Expression assay uses targeted panels to simultaneously detect RNA and protein markers at subcellular resolution in formalin fixed & paraffin embedded (FFPE) tissue samples. Consult the Xenium In Situ Gene and Protein Expression with Cell Segmentation Staining User Guide (CG000819) to execute the workflow.

The Xenium Protein assay is compatible with all Xenium v1 chemistry human pre-designed and custom gene panel options (both standard and advanced workflows).

Xenium Protein subpanel part numbers (PN) are listed below.

These parts are not compatible with Xenium Prime reagent kits or panels.

Kit PNXenium Protein subpanel product name and markers
1000833Xenium Protein Immune Cell Subpanel A (2 rxn): CD4, CD20, CD8A, CD3E
1000834Xenium Protein Immune Cell Subpanel B (2 rxn): CD138, HLA-DR, CD11c, CD68
1000846Xenium Protein Immune Cell Subpanel C (2 rxn): CD16, GranzymeB, CD163
1000835Xenium Protein Proliferation & Differentiation Subpanel (2 rxn): CD45RA, PCNA, CD45RO, Ki-67
1000836Xenium Protein Immune Checkpoint Subpanel (2 rxn): PD-1, VISTA, PD-L1, LAG-3
1000837Xenium Protein Tumor Subpanel (2 rxn): Beta-catenin, CD31, PTEN, PanCK

As you plan your Xenium In Situ experiment, it may be useful to know the overlap between protein markers per subpanel and genes per Xenium v1 pre-designed gene panel.

In the tables below:

  • Column 1: The gene(s) that correlates to each protein marker in a given Xenium Protein Subpanel.
  • Columns 2 - 8: The pre-designed Xenium v1 human gene expression panels; names are abbreviated. Complete product names and part numbers are provided here.
  • indicates the gene is present in a pre-designed Xenium v1 human gene expression panel.
Protein marker: Gene nameBrainBreastColonImmuno-Oncology ProfilingLungMulti-Tissue and CancerSkin
CD3E: CD3E-
CD4: CD4--
CD8A: CD8A-
CD20: MS4A1--

The HLA-DR protein marker correlates to the HLA-DRA gene, which is not included in any of the pre-designed human v1 panels.

Protein marker: Gene nameBrainBreastColonImmuno-Oncology ProfilingLungMulti-Tissue and CancerSkin
CD68: CD68-
CD11c: ITGAX----
CD138: SDC1------
Protein marker: Gene nameBrainBreastColonImmuno-Oncology ProfilingLungMulti-Tissue and CancerSkin
GranzymeB: GZMB----
CD163: CD163-
CD16: FCGR3A--

The CD45RA and CD45RO protein markers are isoforms and do not have a gene equivalent. They may correlate with the PTPRC gene (see below).

Protein marker: Gene nameBrainBreastColonImmuno-Oncology ProfilingLungMulti-Tissue and CancerSkin
PCNA: PCNA----
Ki-67: MKI67
Protein marker: Gene nameBrainBreastColonImmuno-Oncology ProfilingLungMulti-Tissue and CancerSkin
PD-1: PDCD1---
PD-L1: CD274---
VISTA: VSIR------
LAG-3: LAG3---

The PanCK protein marker correlates with these keratin genes: KRT4, KRT7, KRT13, and KRT18. It may correlate with other keratin genes.

Protein marker: Gene nameBrainBreastColonImmuno-Oncology ProfilingLungMulti-Tissue and CancerSkin
PanCK: keratin genes---
CD31: PECAM1----
Beta-catenin: CTNNB1------
PTEN: PTEN------

If Xenium Multi-Tissue Stain Mix markers are imaged individually on-instrument, these are the genes that correlate with each protein marker:

Protein marker: Gene nameBrainBreastColonImmuno-Oncology ProfilingLungMulti-Tissue and CancerSkin
E-cadherin: CDH1----
Vimentin: VIM------
alphaSMA: ACTA2---
CD45: PTPRC---