GEM-X technology-powered assays with whole transcriptome coverage to gather broad information from diverse species

Universal 3'

Chromium X Series

Chromium

Advanced system for multiomic analysis of hundreds to millions of cells.

Gene Expression

Epigenomic Profiling

Immune Profiling

Protein co-detection

3' gene expression profiling at scale with single cell resolution.

GEM-X technology-powered assays with whole transcriptome coverage to analyze immune diversity 

Universal 5'

5' gene expression alongside V(D)J repertoire profiling and antigen specificity of T and B cells.

Single cell profiling of open chromatin and 3' gene expression from the same nucleus

Epi Multiome

Combined profiling of 3' gene expression and chromatin accessibility from the same nucleus.

Epi ATAC

Chromatin accessibilility profiling at the single cell level.

Visium Spatial Gene Expression is a next-generation molecular profiling solution for classifying tissue based on total mRNA. Map the whole transcriptome with morphological context in FFPE or fresh frozen tissues to discover novel insights into normal development, disease pathology, and clinical translational research.

Immunofluorescence protein co-detection

Visium CytAssist Gene and Protein Expression

Map the whole transcriptome within the <em>tissue context</em>

Visium CytAssist

Visium

Compact instrument designed to simplify the Visium workflow by facilitating the transfer of analytes from standard glass slides to Visium slides.

Spatial Gene Expression

Spatial gene expression profiling and imaging data of fresh frozen or FFPE tissues.

Combine whole transcriptome spatial analysis with high-plex protein detection using NGS in the same tissue section. Gain a deeper, more holistic understanding of tissue organization, using Visium CytAssist to expand sample access and ease workflows.

Tissue profiling with transcriptomics and <em>protein co-detection</em>

CytAssist Spatial Gene and Protein Expression

Simultaneous analysis of RNA and protein expression of FFPE tissues, using probe-based chemistry and tagged antibodies.